Word: dishonestly
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...Judge Arthur Vanderbilt deserves generous commendation for speaking out . . . We seem to be doing something about Communistic subversives, but in the legal field, where the menace to the country's welfare is far more serious, shamefully little is being done to remove dishonest or incompetent judges from office or to stop unethical and dishonest practices by many members of the legal profession. All of which adds up to the fact that litigants are fleeced with no assurance that justice will be dispensed...
...Lost Generation. In Columbus, Ohio, the Rev. Dr. W. Frederick Miller complained to the Ohio Pastors' Convention about the lack of spiritual and musical preparation of most church choirs, commented: "I feel that off-key singing is dishonest...
...best, his article was an example of slovenly journalism; at worst, it was dishonest sensationalism...
...which the U.S. Government relied [for] its decisions . . . What had been omitted were materials . . . which had not been relied upon." The implication is strong that his own advice was not relied upon; it is as close as polite Diplomat Stuart will come to saying that the paper was a dishonest document...
...times the subcommittee asked McCarthy to appear before it to testify. He consistently refused to appear, and roundly abused the subcommittee by letter and public statement. Time and again he called the subcommittee "completely dishonest"; time and again he charged that, by using public funds to investigate him, it was "guilty of stealing just as clearly as though the members engaged in picking the pockets of the taxpayers and turning the loot over to the Democrat National Committee...