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November 03, 2010

• Miami New Times series on juvenile informant
• The way it's supposed to work: organizational informants
• Professor Bret Asbury on "stop snitching"
• FOX News story on informants in Boston
• Tallahassee agrees to pay $2.6 million in informant Rachel Hoffman's death
• Washington state family sues police for the murder of their informant son
• Mexican cartel informant testifies in Texas
• Reuters criticizes leniency for insider trading informant
• Detroit teen killed after becoming an informant
• Supreme Court begins debating informant unreliability

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