1.   In other words, information received must have the same content and organization as information sent.

2.   The information has to be treated with some caution.

3.   All this information had to be input onto the computer.

4.   This new information has no relevancy to the case.

5.   To achieve this, information has to be shared between several participants.

6.   Bad information has the same effect.

7.   Here, information has the key role of reducing uncertainty.

8.   They are the points at which further information will have little or no effect on the ranking of the current set of hypotheses.

9.   The information must have the necessary quality of confidence about it.

10.   To be protected by the law of confidence, the information must have a quality of confidence about it.