Use generally for those who inform others of some fact or occurrence. In the context of law enforcement and the judiciary, use for those who lay information against other persons. In the context of anthropology, linguistics, art history, and other cultural studies, use for those who assist investigators by providing information from their specialized or native knowledge.
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12yrs ago
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