Remember to cite questionable information.
Question questionable sources.
Defense attorney J. Tony Serra told The Times on Friday that the prosecution was built on questionable testimony from informants with no credibility who were "merely seeking to save their own skins". "We are frustrated, angry and anguished because we believe a great miscarriage of justice occurred today," he said.
Sean A. McNicholas, a lawyer for Mr. Alsarabbi, said that his client had "no idea" that the outerwear was heading for terrorists in Afghanistan, and that Mr. Alsarabbi was swept up in an investigation reliant on the work of an informant with questionable motives.
As you might imagine, though, in a market driven by such questionable motives, the testimony these informants provide is often unreliable.
Notwithstanding the government's allegedly questionable practices in the handling of Bulger while he was an informant, it is inconceivable that Bulger was specifically told that he could commit murder with impunity.
"Here we have a private intelligence firm, relying on informants from the US government, foreign intelligence agencies with questionable reputations and journalists," Wikileaks founder Julian Assange told Reuters news agency.
WikiLeaks' founder, Julian Assange told Reuters: "Here we have a private intelligence firm, relying on informants from the US government, foreign intelligence agencies with questionable reputations, and journalists".
Loosening the rules for recruiting confidential informants, another step announced yesterday, could easily lead to a resumption of questionable practices.
Questionable calls were followed by questionable reactions.
