dubious

While it’s legally sketchy, it’s also morally dubious.

So his reasons are completely dubious in the first place,” Berry continued.

And the student loan forgiveness program never came to fruition, the Supreme Court strangling it on extremely dubious grounds before the aid ever got out the door.

A few years after my drink with Brooks — and after the dubious ascent of Bush to the White House in 2000, and the Iraq War had caught and carried Brooks hook, line and sinker in his New York Times columns — I lacerated him in my own columns, perhaps especially this one.

Haemophiliacs were "most at risk" from the "dubious habits" of some paid American blood donors, and the mixing of thousands of those donations to make Factor VIII.