Confidential Human Source Policy Guide

Contributed by: Talya Cooper (The Intercept)

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The FBI collects "derogatory" information on potential informants

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FBI agents can recruit informants undercover

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Five meeting rule

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The FBI can recruit clergy, prison guards, even minors

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The end of the line

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Significant Public Benefit Parole

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Deferred Action

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Payments disguised as reimbursements

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Informants can make a lot of money

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Payments after-the-fact shield informants from questioning

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Informants can make money from forfeited assets

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