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Image source: dallasnews.com	Name: Fareed Zakaria Profession: Journalist with CNN, Time Magazine Case: Plagiarized multiple sections from a news article by a different journalist. Verdict: Guilty! Penalty: Temporary suspension
Photograph: Matej Divizna/EPA	Name: Pal Schmitt Profession:President of Hungary Case: Plagiarized on his doctoral dissertation Verdict: Guilty! Penalty: Resigned from office.
Image source: utoronto.ca	Name: Stephen G. Matthews Profession:Professor-Department of Physiology: University of Toronto Case: Self-plagiarism Verdict: Guilty! Penalty:  Censured
Image source: VOA News	Name: Annette Schavan Profession:Education Minister of Germany Case: Thesis plagiarism Verdict: Guilty! Penalty:  Resigned from office
Image source: topnews.in	Name: Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg Profession: Defense Minister of Germany Case: Thesis plagiarism Verdict: Guilty! Penalty:  Resigned from office
Photo by Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images	Name: Juan Williams Profession: Fox News Political Analyst Case: News report plagiarism Verdict: Guilty! Penalty:  None!
Image source: Wikipedia	Name: Jane Goodall Profession: Primatologist, ethologist & anthropologist Case: Book plagiarism Verdict: Guilty! Penalty:  Delayed book release
Image source: timesofisrael.com	Name: Gilles Bernheim Profession: France’s Chief Rabbi Case:Book plagiarism and academic fraud Verdict: Guilty! Penalty:  Resigned

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