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Policy Implications,g integrity testing, (4) developing a written agency policy consistent with best practices, (5) defining who is a confidential informant (CI), (6) debriefing and documenting an informant’s work accomplishments, and (7) incorporating training and supervision. As a matter of policy, when taken togethe

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Limitations,more consistent with the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) policy than those analyzed here. Second, sample size is also small (less than 1?% of all US law enforcement agencies), and some of the policies are dated, which may not reflect the latest revisions and practices. Additiona

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Directions for Future Research,ens, jailhouse informants, how motivation leads a CI to either turn on their handler or commit other crimes while they are working, the costs and benefits of buying information from a CI, and the relationship between wrongful convictions, personal injury or death, and policy weaknesses involving CIs

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-04528-8ain access to people and information they cannot access themselves. This requires employing confidential informants (CIs). Using CIs to infiltrate subversive groups, uncover criminal activity, and provide sensitive information to the police has a long history dating to ancient civilizations. The spy

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Springer Tracts in Advanced Robotics. Establishing a confidential informant’s (CI) reliability before they are deployed is paramount, but the courts have not provided strong guidance in this area, except to say that reliability is best achieved by independently corroborating the information that was delivered. In addition to establish