Unfortunately for Morgan, he had already written about dubious and illegal newspaper practices in his memoirs.
"Current policies promoting the exploitation of natural resources, most recently biofuels, increase the risk that land belonging to displaced communities will end up, by dubious or illegal means, in the hands of businesses".
But having been on the receiving end of some dubious / illegal behaviour, how do we mop this up?
Along with spam and the innocuous end of trolling, there's the potential for libellous or other dubious (and illegal) behaviour.
And let me say something I've said before: By selling music that promotes dubious morality and illegal drug use in the messages of too many songs, the recording industry has to shoulder part of the blame for this, too.
Just think about it: These are men against whom the information that purports to be evidence was often gathered by extremely dubious or downright illegal means, including the use of torture.
In 1971 he became director of Creep, the committee to re-elect the president, the operation in which many of the illegal or dubious activities later collectively known as Watergate were hatched.
Mrs Brooks said that it was common practice for Fleet Street to employ private detectives - but she denied that the News of the World had set up a "dark arts department" tasked with acquiring information by illegal or dubious means.
The IWF is a Quango organisation that operates a website where users can report web pages containing illegal or dubious content to be added to their blacklists.
Twenty-nine months later, a federal magistrate just dismissed the sheriff from the Shakman case because he has dealt ably with illegal and other dubious practices.
Its remit is to focus on areas, which in the past, have been seen as dubious ethical practices, now deemed illegal.
