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Lessons from the open trial

By David Hobbs | November 30, 2005

THE RECENT open honor trial was a great way for the University community to gain insight into the day-to-day process of the honor system.

THE HONOR system at the University of Virginia is more than just a piece of University history. Founded in 1842, the system was created as a means for students to enforce a set of standards by which the community committed to abide.

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