The importance of opposing viewpoints -- Introduction -- Do whisleblower rewards work? : The U.S. government reqards whistleblowers / Jason Zuckerman and Matthew Stock ; Whistleblowing works around the globe / National Whistleblower Center ; Whistleblower payments are well worth the expenditure / Stephen M. Kohn ; Law firms have a fiscal interest in maintaining high whistleblower rewards / Mike Delikat and Renee Phillips ; Whistleblowers can help enact reform / Reuben A. Guttman -- Should whistleblowers be protected? : Calling whistleblowers "leakers" erodes their rights / Dana Gold ; Leakers need to protect themselves / WildLeaks ; OSHA's whistleblower protection program helps protect those in need / Occupational Safety and Health Administration ; Corrupt Whistleblowers should not be protected / Alan A. Cavaiola -- Should police officers break the code of silence and blow the whistle? : Corrupt police departments are in desperate need of an overhaul / William Dudley Bass ; There are consequences when officers speak up / Michel Martin ; Police whistleblowers put themselves in jeopardy / Isidoro Rodriguez ; Police whistleblower retaliation is real / Christopher Brown ; Video evidence helps break through the code of silence / Rosie Parry and Jean-Pierre Benoît ; The code of silence is a necessity in police work / Larry Casey -- Are government whistleblowers heroes or traitors? : Differentiating whistleblowers from spies / Marc Favreau ; Whistleblowing and the importance of going public / Christopher J. Coyne ; Exposing government corruption can be professional martyrdom / Steven Aftergood ; Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez reject use of the Espionage Act to arrest whistleblowers / Ryan Grim ; Edward Snowden deserves a fair trial / Caroline Byrne ; Edward Snowden and Chelsea Manning are flawed, and perhaps traitorous, whistleblowers / Hudson Institute -- For further discussion -- Organizations to contact.