According to a 2013 report by the Government Accountability Office, forty states detected instances of cheating by educators in the previous two years.
So far it seems unlikely that the instances of cheating and administrative botches were widespread enough to swing the result by the roughly 7% by which Mr Peña is believed to have won.
It is only now, a year later, that the most memorable moment in Formula One's first-ever night race has come to light: A crash that turned out to be one of the ugliest instances of cheating in the sport's history.
Despite accusations that some rights holders were violating restrictions, Aladjem said that if last year was any indication, instances of cheating should be rare.
News reports last fall highlighted instances of cheating at farmers markets, including vendors selling produce as organic that wasn't, and even selling fruits and vegetables straight from the wholesale market instead of from their fields.
Trump, for instance, has accused Mexico of cheating NAFTA and undercutting American manufacturers by exporting cars made with cheap Chinese auto parts.
What do these instances of cheating have in common?
An investigation by the New York State Education Department in 2005, however, found instances of cheating by school officials aimed at making more students eligible for aid.
Some instances of cheating became massive scandals -- such as throwing the World Series.
That's why instances of cheating and steroid use have been such huge scandals.
Incidentally, since the matter of uncontested scrums has been addressed this season, there have been no repeats of what Leinster did, which shows that every one of the practically weekly instances of it had been cases of cheating.
