Jim: We started first with a long interrogation, which I will call an interrogation, of Iggy.
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The CIA hired them to develop an interrogation program for suspected terrorists, but the two had no experience with interrogation.
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Waterboarding is "enhanced interrogation, it is vigorous interrogation", he said, "but it does not meet the generally recognized definition of torture".
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In fact, according to the Senate report on the CIA's detention and interrogation program, enhanced interrogation is useless (aside from serious moral implications).
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The enhanced interrogation program was a part of a larger, even more problematic operation called the rendition, detention and interrogation program, or RDI program.
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The excesses and missteps that surrounded the C.I.A. enhanced interrogation program occurred in large measure because the agency had no experience or expertise in interrogation.
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Democrats have said they are concerned with her role in the agency's detention and interrogation program and her involvement in the destruction of interrogation videotapes.
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Bergen: Right, and similarly with so-called enhanced interrogation techniques, sometimes referred to as torture, the new head of the CIA could bring back enhanced interrogation?
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The full report is not expected to offer evidence of previously undisclosed interrogation techniques, but the interrogation sessions are said to be described in great detail.
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The exhibition press release says that Leibowitz is practiced in the art of "self-loathing, interrogation and self-interrogation," but none of this show reads that way.
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In her opening statement, Haspel said she would not restart the interrogation program, saying it was now clear the CIA was "not prepared" to run an interrogation program.
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In 2009, he headed the FBI's High-Value Interrogation Group, charged with successfully interrogating key suspects using legal methods after President Obama prohibited the use of controversial interrogation tactics.
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She will likely be asked about her time in the George W. Bush administration interrogation and detention program, specifically her role in the 2005 destruction of CIA interrogation tapes.
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The Reid Technique refers to a three-step interrogation process created by the firm John E. Reid and Associates, which includes fact analysis, investigative non-confrontational interview, and interrogation.
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In a true experimental study, the C.I.A. would have had to test its interrogation strategy against one or more standard interrogation methods, using experimental and control groups of captives.
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"Police interrogation in America is fundamentally dishonest," says Richard Leo, a professor of law and psychology at the University of San Francisco and a leading researcher on police interrogation practices.
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The agency's harsh interrogation program ended in 2007, but the consideration of medication-laced interrogation methods harkens back to the CIA's history with Project MK-ULTRA in the 1950s and '60s.
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It's not yet been publicly revealed if the sailors believed this was a formal interrogation, but constant questioning to wear down a subject is a traditional interrogation technique, the official noted.
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If you lie to a police officer during an interrogation, it's (under many circumstances) a crime; if the police officer lies to you, it's (under most circumstances) considered good interrogation technique.
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" Someone says, "Who gives orders in the interrogation booth?
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" That month, CIA headquarters received a cable describing Zubaydah's interrogation as a success and recommended that the "aggressive phase should be used as a template for future interrogation of high value captives.
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Mark Fallon, a former NCIS agent and interrogator who now chairs the High-Value Detainee Interrogation Group, a US government body tasked with reviewing evidence on interrogation practices, has argued as much.
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Take Mark Fallon, a former Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) agent and interrogator who chaired the High-Value Detainee Interrogation Group, a US government body tasked with reviewing evidence on interrogation practices.
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Democrats grilled Haspel on Wednesday during her confirmation hearing about her role in the George W. Bush administration interrogation and detention program, specifically her involvement in the 2005 destruction of CIA interrogation tapes.
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Yet McCain also battled the Bush administration over harsh interrogation tactics and helped pass an amendment in 2005 that required the military to follow the Army Field Manual on Interrogation, which prohibits waterboarding.
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And remember, this is a conversation and not an interrogation.
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Cut to an interrogation sequence with Sheriff Keller (Martin Cummins).
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He allegedly requested a "lawyer dog" during a police interrogation.
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Picton's violent interrogation didn't work, and the boy said nothing.
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Enhanced interrogation of the three people under medical supervision worked.
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The guards take him into interrogation and one gets rough.
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And then we had this whole transcript of this interrogation.
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Peter Strzok more than held his own under tough interrogation.
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The interrogation of tradition is a fine and healthy thing.
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The cultural mechanisms that produced that system are under interrogation.
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At that, Ms. Savuriyammal said, the inspector ended the interrogation.
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To everyone else developing indoor interrogation drones: Please, no more.
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Nixon is depicted on Mount Rushmore during the interrogation scene.
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What are your views on "enhanced interrogation" tactics or torture?
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Suspects were captured and taken to other countries for interrogation.
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His wife's request to view the interrogation video was refused.
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He also underwent questioning by a special Marine interrogation squad.
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In four cases, military leaders approved even harsher interrogation plans.
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The 225.02 percent have entered a new period of interrogation.
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They were released after 10 days and a lengthy interrogation.
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At some point during his interrogation, he asked for one.
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There were no notes from the interrogation, and no recordings.
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The McCain-Feinstein Amendment restricted interrogation methods to those that are authorized in the Army Field Manual, so "there can be no return to the era of so-called enhanced interrogation techniques," Feinstein said.
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Seemed someone watching didn't like the way he'd handled the interrogation.
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The forces can use private homes for interrogation – killing, looting, raping.
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Two hours later, the woman was called into an interrogation room.
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Finally after more interrogation I fessed up: We were smoking mint.
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He initially made similar claims during an interrogation after the shooting.
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She puts her feet up on the desk during an interrogation.
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The widest-angle photograph shows an interrogation point on the wall.
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The most searing interrogation comes from Representative Joyce Beatty (D-Ohio).
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Assaulting Claire in the interrogation room was not a good look.
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So Vote Compass encourages a relatively substantial interrogation of those policies.
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Stoddard testified that the video had come up during Harris's interrogation.
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As for the idea that interrogation techniques are often coercive, eh.
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Abdeslam should be subjected to harsh interrogation techniques, Trump told NBC.
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I would never, ever take CIA back to an interrogation program.
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Perry Mason couldn't get Putin to break down during an interrogation.
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It has gained a reputation for harsh conditions and interrogation tactics.
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They face interrogation, torture, and indoctrination by the Chinese Communist Party.
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It was the umbrella operation under which the enhanced interrogation worked.
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John McCain, a Republican from Arizona, to prohibit harsh interrogation tactics.
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There were times during the interrogation when Durst was very effusive.
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I'd bet my blades she's in an interrogation room by now.
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That's when he ended the interrogation and asked for an attorney.
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Go deeper: The CIA's history with black sites and enhanced interrogation.
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The deconstruction of language is breathtaking, the interrogation of symbols startling.
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After hours of interrogation, they threw him out onto the street.
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The sculptor's tools are extreme psychological interrogation and clear artistic vision.
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The interrogation quickly veered further toward religious questions, Ms. Alaoui said.
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On August 13th, Donald Rumsfeld authorized the interrogation plan for Salahi.
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The interrogation would have been risible were it not so serious.
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The agency considered its interrogation program to derive from that authority.
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"Senator, I did not run the interrogation department," Ms. Haspel said.
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It had its own air force, training camps and interrogation centers.
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After being released from the interrogation, Lucy solves the case herself.
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Police said the boy confessed to the killing following an interrogation.
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Later, Mr. Moore said he was handcuffed and underwent further interrogation.
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The "enhanced interrogation techniques" were just the tip of the iceberg.
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Will your sanity be intact at the end of this interrogation?
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What I was not expecting was an interrogation from border security.
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The film is not so much a documentary as an interrogation.
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Driver plays Daniel J. Jones, who in 225 was appointed to lead the Senate investigation into the CIA's post-22019/22019 Detention and Interrogation Program, and in particular the agency's use of "Enhanced Interrogation Techniques," a.k.
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Mr. Trump boasted that he would he gladly revive banned interrogation techniques.
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As I sat in the interrogation room, I felt humiliated and violated.
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Now we are going to tell you how real interrogation is done!
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"By tomorrow, we will be able to complete the interrogation," he said.
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Five people were detained and under interrogation as part of that investigation.
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The novel offers both a celebration and interrogation of the Orientalist imagination.
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What about the videos of his interrogation, which may have been destroyed?
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Heavy is in itself an interrogation of Kiese Laymon, by Kiese Laymon. ●
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Mitchell had traveled there to participate in the interrogation of another detainee.
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Five people were detained and under interrogation as part of that investigation.
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Sparkling and still water will simply arrive, in tandem and sans interrogation.
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In effect, the vestiges of the CIA interrogation programme were shut down.
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The New York billionaire has previously advocated interrogation techniques such as waterboarding.
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But the interrogation is most famous for Clinton's lawyerly demurrals and deflections.
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"It was almost like a video game," he said in the interrogation.
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Rolling Stone called it the drug lord's first interview outside an interrogation.
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After the trial, I watched the full eight-hour police interrogation tape.
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Haspel: I did not run the CIA's interrogation department 10:50 a.m.
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Haspel also worked to distance herself from the CIA's former interrogation techniques.
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In fact, Haspel said, they covered the interrogation of only one detainee.
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The man recalled the interrogation provoked by the publication of the letter.
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She and Gargaro declined to comment on the inquiry into the interrogation.
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Todashev was killed a month later during an FBI interrogation in Florida.
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MORE banned enhanced interrogation techniques in an executive order in January 2009.
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The Hill: Gina Haspel says she won't let agency restart interrogation program.
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""As I sat in the interrogation room, I felt humiliated and violated.
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In reality, Kavanaugh was more likely to face an "interrogation" than Ford.
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That may avoid the "interrogation," only to clear the path to confirmation.
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Haspel herself worked to distance herself from the CIA's former interrogation techniques.
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In the morning, we are taken to the Interrogation Control Element (ICE).
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There is a central hallway with six interrogation booths on each side.
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"It's time to say goodbye," interrogation files cited in court documents say.
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It was like being in a police interrogation room in the movies.
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This stands in contrast to the scenes of the CIA's "interrogation," a.k.a.
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There has been deep depression, unshakable self-interrogation, a nasty drinking habit.
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Our correspondent witnessed the interrogation of one such man detained in Kirkuk.
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It was an interrogation of gender, class and power in #MeToo America.
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Detainees have a limited number of options in the face of interrogation.
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They can submit, even before the instruments of enhanced interrogation are displayed.
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Mr. Durst repeated that claim during his 2015 interrogation by Mr. Lewin.
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She was also involved in destroying videotapes of interrogation sessions in 2005.
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Congress has repeatedly banned so-called "enhanced interrogation" on a bipartisan basis.
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President Barack Obama barred the use of such interrogation techniques in 2009.
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Their interrogation, agents told him, would be used for a training video.
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They added that the most effective interrogation strategy was developing a bond.
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Content Warning: This article contains some graphic descriptions of enhanced interrogation techniques.
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He was taken to a solitary cell and later an interrogation room.
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A meeting can feel more like an interrogation inside a conference room.
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Throughout dozens of interrogation sessions, Rabiah denied any ties to Al Qaeda.
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Its endless shades of gray is what makes self-interrogation so necessary.
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A third was chained to a chair for eight hours of interrogation.
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At her first convent, Suzanne is subject to torture, interrogation and ostracism.
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"He was arrested after interrogation of local suspects," a second source said.
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"On July 15, 2002, a cable providing details on the proposed interrogation phase stated that only the DETENTION SITE GREEN chief of Base would be allowed to interrupt or stop an interrogation in process, and that the chief of Base would be the final decision-making authority as to whether the CIA's interrogation techniques applied to [Zubaydah] would be discontinued," the Senate torture report explained.
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Haspel's role in the George W. Bush administration's interrogation program was front-and-center for her confirmation hearing, where she faced pointed questions about her views on interrogation of detainees and her role in the destruction of CIA tapes.
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Here are the five biggest issues expected to come up in Pompeo's hearings: Enhanced interrogation The Intelligence Committee's report on the CIA's use of enhanced interrogation techniques — like waterboarding and sleep deprivation — could take center stage during Pompeo's appearance.
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If you think interrogation is about violence or torture, Maddox said, you're wrong.
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The brief interrogation went something like this: "What do you do?" he asks.
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The first two episodes reenact the arrest, interrogation, and trial of the boys.
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Nijm said he was beaten and threatened with electrical shocks during his interrogation.
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Pompeo has previously supported the use of enhanced interrogation techniques publicly in Congress.
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Rolling Stone called it the drug lord's first-ever interview outside an interrogation.
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The likeness to Dogtooth doesn't end with the interrogation of authority and conformity.
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It's an interrogation of truth and its value — of secrets, sacrifice, and identity.
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The CIA subjected prisoners to brutal interrogation techniques, including simulated drowning, or waterboarding.
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Did Felix and Kiki really have a final confrontation in an interrogation cell?
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Point is, I'm choosing to believe this is how the interrogation actually happened.
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After a 20 hour interrogation, he agreed to delete a number of tweets.
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After that, the new CIA interrogation team would have exclusive access to him.
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Once the women's lives are threatened in that interrogation room, their "families" fade.
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He was placed in military detention for interrogation by Nigeria's joint intelligence center.
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Lo and Behold wants to be everything—survey, interrogation, bedazzled act of witness.
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CIA Director Gina Haspel reportedly listened to audio capturing Khashoggi's interrogation and murder.
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The EO didn't include "any details about actual interrogation techniques," the Post reports.
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But it turns out the interrogation video isn't really a secret at all.
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They said that he appeared to be evasive and emotionless during the interrogation.
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Only when they got into an interrogation room did he finally introduce himself.
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In 1977, Biko was killed in police custody after brutal interrogation and torture.
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During the trial, the jury was shown a taped interrogation of Mr. Franklin.
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She vowed never to begin another "enhanced interrogation" program in her confirmation testimony.
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Haspel said the CIA was not prepared to conduct such an interrogation program.
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The UN report suggests women are raped as punishment and for interrogation purposes.
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He died there, thanks to vicious interrogation techniques, alongside dozens of other prisoners.
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To avoid that interrogation, Bannon might have to give Mueller something in return.
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It does not include the more than a hundred who died during interrogation.
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Hawk is subjected to a humiliating interrogation, but passes a lie-detector test.
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The destruction of the tapes prompted new congressional scrutiny of the interrogation program.
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She told senators that she doesn't believe torture works as an interrogation technique.
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We get poor Jared, unable to hide his anxiety under Gilfoyle's mirthless interrogation.
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Other obstacles also stand in the way of a new C.I.A. interrogation program.
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When interrogation subjects receive a drink, it's not water or Coke but espresso.
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After the interrogation was over, Cruz's brother, Zachary, was brought into the room.
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Instead, they focused almost exclusively on the agency's use of enhanced interrogation techniques.
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Such interrogation and detention measures were implemented in the wake of the Sept.
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He has also expressed support for waterboarding and other, more severe interrogation methods.
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The burden on border control, surveillance, interrogation and prosecution will continue to grow.
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Haspel has faced opposition over her role in the CIA's enhanced interrogation practices.
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On Friday morning, he took Reuters to see the damp, dark interrogation rooms.
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During the interrogation, Lieutenant Behenna shot Mr. Mansur in the head and chest.
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His donning of black gloves, though, signaled impatience with the pace of interrogation.
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Their wisdom and their force must be neutralised through interrogation, torture and execution.
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The blinding camera light goes on, and I'm back in the interrogation chair.
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I'm now one of the editors of an academic volume on ethical interrogation.
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Enhanced interrogation techniques like waterboarding rely more on cognitive tactics than explicit violence.
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Upon interrogation by the headmaster, Wittgenstein — in the pupil's presence — denied the accusation.
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Later, we found out we'd built our impromptu ramp on the interrogation bunker.
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What they wanted was to hear was a repudiation of the interrogation program.
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She also disputed a claim that she had run the CIA's interrogation department.
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In the present timeline, Lucy sits in an interrogation room with Tokyo detectives.
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It is unclear whether the crown prince authorized an interrogation, abduction or killing.
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Two days in and we already know their lines of interrogation by heart.
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After many hours of interrogation, Dassey confessed to helping Avery commit the crime.
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She promising not to restart interrogation programs if confirmed to lead the agency.
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Then, during their interrogation of O'Connor, Horne and Gasper caught a lucky break.
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All of a sudden, the man behind the desk closed the interrogation file.
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They ask an allied country to conduct the interrogation, or instead question the suspect aboard an American warship using military interrogation techniques, then turn him over to the Justice Department for prosecution in a civilian court inside the United States.
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The interrogation was so collaborative, Mr. Fitzgerald testified, that the F.B.I. brought Mr. al-Baluchi burgers, fries and an apple pie from the base McDonald's to the interrogation site, Camp Echo II, which until 2004 was a C.I.A. black site.
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Mr. Mattis has long opposed some of the aggressive interrogation methods used during President George W. Bush's administration, and in his recent confirmation hearing, he said that the military should use only interrogation methods contained in the Army Field Manuals.
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It shouldn't be an interrogation, but you're also not there to make friends — yet.
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In 2014, Pompeo had supported the use of enhanced interrogation techniques publicly in Congress.
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He was questioned on his record on race, religious minorities and enhanced interrogation techniques.
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Don't get me wrong — Hamilton contains plenty of entry points for interrogation and critique.
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Mitski's songs are at base an interrogation and protection and holding of the self.
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They may be shifting to a fallback position of a interrogation operation gone wrong.
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The Saudis reportedly plan to claim he was killed in an interrogation gone wrong.
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What's considered a simple question to many felt like a stressful interrogation to me.
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Rahman's interrogation sessions were "normally brief," lasting about 15 minutes — but they were brutal.
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Congress has also passed legislation banning the interrogation techniques approved during the Bush administration.
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Myles claims Wojcik beat him with a flashlight and phone book during his interrogation.
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They also show her resisting her accusers' attempts to name other people for interrogation.
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He also said that neither reporter was transferred to Aung Tha Pyay interrogation center.
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Franco starts his interrogation by addressing the judge, who is played by Keenan Thompson.
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"Ulyukayev was detained at night, immediately after interrogation," an Investigative Committee official told Reuters.
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Piper is so dazed during her interrogation that she blames Red for torturing Piscatella.
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Wa Lone, who was cross-examined last week, said the interrogation process was abusive.
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While Connerty played Gus in that interrogation scene, Kate plays Stephanie in this one.
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More aggressive Bush-era interrogation techniques such as waterboarding might come back into fashion.
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Interrogation techniques Pompeo's comments Thursday underscore the former conservative congressman's penchant for tough talk.
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Rarely letting him off the hook, their interrogation was targeted at the "how" question.
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"Sports activities have been used for combat and interrogation resistance training," the report says.
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The interrogation continued for more than an hour, and the questions became more aggressive.
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Willful obstruction to good faith, democratically minded political interrogation really isn't a sustainable strategy.
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According to the lawsuit, the "interrogation" lasted four hours, and Elsharkawi missed his flight.
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That was part of the enhanced interrogation techniques they did during the Bush administration.
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She was charged with murder the following day, after an 11-hour police interrogation.
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" According to Yahoo News, people bid as high as $3,801 for the "interrogation device.
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Interrogation scenes like the ones Müller herself experienced populate her substantial body of work.
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A good job interview should feel more like a conversation, less like an interrogation.
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Enhanced interrogation became the new rule; most nations call it torture, plain and simple.
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She was charged with murder the next day, after an 11-hour police interrogation.
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Bradbury once authored memos that noted nudity could be used as an interrogation technique.
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But it wasn't in a jail cell, an interrogation room or about the charge.
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" Go deeper: Meet Gina Haspel ... The CIA's history with "black sites" and "enhanced interrogation.
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As a result, the disease complexity requires the interrogation of vast, rich data sets.
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They didn't believe that and took me in for questioning in an interrogation room.
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The interrogation booths are part of a small plywood structure just outside the ICE.
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He became an American citizen and eventually taught interrogation techniques to the US military.
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They had also been subjected to the most horrific of the government's interrogation tactics.
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That timeline would not have allowed much time for an interrogation to go awry.
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What did viewers see when her local news station aired video of her interrogation?
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Prosecutors had also ordered his interrogation on suspicion of money laundering and financing terrorism.
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"He is in our custody for interrogation," Mr. Singh said by telephone on Saturday.
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I think hopefully the entire organization learns from the so-called enhanced interrogation program.
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During the 2016 campaign, Donald Trump pledged to reinstate "enhanced interrogation techniques" like waterboarding.
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The interrogation rattled the American university, according to three people familiar with the episode.
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Mr. Burton did not have a lawyer or relatives with him during the interrogation.
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The police said that during an interrogation, he had confessed to throwing the grenade.
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I agree with Ms. Haspel, and believe that the interrogation program was a mistake.
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Sometimes the interview of the victim would become an interrogation: What were you wearing?
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Residents must obtain official permission to travel abroad, sometimes requiring interrogation by security agents.
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He recently drew sketches of the application of the interrogation techniques in clinical detail.
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How can I render uninterrupted interrogation that has been lasting the last 22011 years.
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At a San Jose police station, Tony was hauled into a homicide interrogation room.
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"We've had a long personal talk," she said of Haspel and the interrogation program.
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" But the interrogation continues, with Zack asking, "When's the last time you did it?
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His biggest asset it his intellect as he is skilled in investigation and interrogation.
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The authorities claimed that the healthy 45-year-old had simply collapsed during interrogation.
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It's an interrogation of truth and its value — of secrets, sacrifice, and identity. —A.
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President Obama banned some so-called "extraordinary interrogation techniques" in 2009, such as waterboarding.
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Federal law now restricts interrogation techniques to those authorized by the Army Field Manual.
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Association with the agency's interrogation program has scuttled a nominee for CIA director before.
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I had heard stories of Syrians being singled out for interrogation at American airports.
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When he was returned to the interrogation room, he then complied and drank water.
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Whenever a motive was specifically defined (through interrogation, investigation, or admission), they recorded it.
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"Interrogation escalated rapidly from subject being aggressively debriefed by interrogators while standing at the walling wall, to multiple applications of the walling technique and, ultimately, multiple applications of the watering technique," said a cable that recounted the interrogation session back to CIA headquarters.
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According to one memo, even President George W. Bush was concerned about the interrogation practices.
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On Thursday night, a police returned to the residence for a second round of interrogation.
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But Hansen and Winberg were former homicide detectives, well versed in the art of interrogation.
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Liz Cheney (R-WY), daughter of the man who called torture "enhanced interrogation," scolded Rep.
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The docuseries chronicles the investigation through shocking interviews, extensive bodycam footage and interrogation room conversations.
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Update: Samar Badawi has been released from her interrogation and is now free on bail.
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This interrogation measures, with great precision, the energy levels of the electrons within a molecule.
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Right: A bayonet-wielding South Vietnamese paratrooper threatens a captured Viet Cong suspect during interrogation.
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The interrogation is set in Iran's notorious Evin Prison, long known for holding political prisoners.
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Kylo submits Poe to Force-based mental interrogation, something that never happened in Star Wars.
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His colleague, Boris Kolesnikov, is dead, having apparently jumped from a sixth-floor interrogation room.
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I will do sit-ups on the stairs, I work out in the interrogation room.
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That there were four of them prevented almost any serious interrogation of the politicians' answers.
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Delhi's information came from the interrogation of an ISIS suspect, the Indian source told CNN.
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In the context of interrogation—and, by extension, torture—it was extremely strange to see.
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Last month he suffered the humiliation of detention during two days of interrogation in Paris.
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For years, investigators allegedly ignored Smothers's admission, which came during a police interrogation in 2008.
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Through close observation she pulls off an interrogation of the relationship between representation and reality.
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She did, however, say the CIA under her watch would not resume such interrogation techniques.
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Trump himself has said the country should consider resuming the use of harsh interrogation techniques.
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Trump has repeatedly said that he believes torture works when it comes to interrogation methods.
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One such clandestine operation included the capture and interrogation of an ISIS chemical weapons expert.
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Comey also approved "enhanced interrogation techniques" (torture), including waterboarding, signing a memo OK'ing the practice.
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Trey Gowdy, a hero to the right after his October interrogation of Clinton over Benghazi.
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Despite sustained criticism of the interrogation techniques in the case, all three defendants were convicted.
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In his interrogation, Kohlhepp said he killed Johnny by shooting him twice in the chest.
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Their relatives said they had seen the video clips of Ahmad's interrogation the night before.
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Defenders of the C.I.A.'s "enhanced interrogation" program say it produced information that saved lives.
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Haspel: I will not bring back CIA's interrogation program under my leadership 10:21625 a.m.
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McCain has long cast himself as a staunch opponent of brutal and coercive interrogation tactics.
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Above all else, Nanette is an interrogation of comedy as an art form, a bracing
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The Senate has had a contentious history with the CIA over its interrogation program. Sen.
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Kamala Harris' question on if she believes the CIA's previous interrogation techniques were immoral. pic.twitter.
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A video of Taylor's interrogation begins with her giggling at something the cops have said.
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Haspel's critics argued she still wouldn't say if she thought the interrogation program was immoral.
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The agency has also promised to make its operations at the interrogation center more transparent.
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The interrogation was personally approved in 2003 by Donald H. Rumsfeld, then the defense secretary.
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We should be sending more terrorists there for further interrogation to keep this country safe.
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The bill did so by limiting interrogation techniques to those in the Army Field Manual.
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Park will have another interrogation session at the center on Thursday, the prosecution official added.
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The Miranda warning is usually read to suspects at the start of a police interrogation.
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That would have actually been enhanced interrogation that they would have supported on the left.
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Structured by the present-day interrogation, A Legacy of Spies substantially plays out in memory.
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While campaigning, Trump embraced waterboarding as an interrogation method, despite international law banning the practice.
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During the interrogation, they also show several Rorschach blots on the screen and another squid.
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After an initial interrogation at Berga, he was raped while other captors laughed at him.
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" It makes me think of Toni Morrison's famous interrogation of Ralph Ellison: "Invisible to whom?
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If they didn't, they were dismissed after a brief interrogation with their lives in tatters.
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Haspel didn't officially take charge of the black site until after Zubaydah's interrogation was over.
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One described how, during an interrogation, Mr. Mohammed refused an interrogator's order to drink water.
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It's just that the International Spy Museum pretends like interrogation tactics are a settled debate.
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It is not publicly known whether Ms. Haspel had any connection to Mr. Mohammed's interrogation.
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The first episode of "When They See Us" shows the teenagers in police interrogation rooms.
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Then your interview will be far more likely to be a conversation — not an interrogation.
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Dr. Mitchell and his partner, John Bruce Jessen, designed and carried out the interrogation program.
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Trump's support for water-boarding, an interrogation technique that simulates drowning, also would meet opposition.
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Now, 22 states and the District of Columbia require that the entire interrogation be recorded.
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And then I also actually I went around the country and advocated for videotaped interrogation.
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She was also involved in the agency's destruction of tapes of interrogation sessions in 2005.
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The C.I.A. has struggled to put the legacy of its interrogation policies behind the agency.
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One does not always want to be subject to self-interrogation imposed by a cliché.
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Prince Johnson backs up his claim by playing a video of the interrogation and torture.
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He had been convicted of the murder of an Afghan man during a battlefield interrogation.
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By that point the F.B.I. had wisely distanced itself from the C.I.A.'s interrogation program.
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"You don't need a body double for a rendition or an interrogation," the official said.
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When someone wants to interview me, I feel like it's an interrogation, not a conversation.
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His accounts generally correlated with interrogation records and briefings from other captured Islamic State recruits.
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What is required of a political saint is an intimate familiarity with the interrogation room.
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Former President George W. Bush authorized the Rendition, Detention and Interrogation Program after the Sept.
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It was there in 2002 that she reportedly oversaw the interrogation of two terrorism suspects.
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Although he spoke freely during an initial interrogation conducted for intelligence purposes — a summary of that conversation is attached to the new court filing — he stopped talking and asked for a lawyer after being warned of his Miranda rights for a law-enforcement interrogation.
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In THE LONDON CAGE: The Secret History of Britain's World War II Interrogation Centre (Yale University, $26) Helen Fry, a prolific historian of the war, looks at the London detention and interrogation center, located in an exclusive neighborhood at the western end of Hyde Park.
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Pace showered, and headed in for the debrief, looking forward to the fresher course on interrogation.
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Throughout her nine-hour interrogation, detectives told Melissa that her story didn't fit with the facts.
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That's what earns Aziz Ansari a turn in the interrogation room of his local police precinct.
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But don't forget that listening with empathy is critically important to the interrogation process, Maddox says.
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The interrogation, carried out at the Prime Minister's residence in Jerusalem, lasted five hours, Rosenfeld said.
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Later that day, prosecutors played a 40-minute interrogation video taken hours after Franklin was arrested.
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As such the briefs details his time spent in the CIA's Rendition Detention and Interrogation Programs.
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I pretty much look like an old Botoxed woman who's also been tortured during an interrogation.
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In other news, nine of South Korea's top conglomerate leaders face a televised interrogation in parliament.
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The cursed video is a nearly nine-minute interrogation in that famously gravelly, growling Vader voice.
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What happens frequently is there's a long process of breaking down somebody in an interrogation room.
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Their interrogation of the Ghost isn't working, and Eve's been spoiled by the excitement of Villanelle.
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Blogger Alexey Navalny posted interrogation footage of two of the protesters being interrogated (or simply berated).
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But another Chitwan official spoke to the group's investigators about general interrogation practices at the park.
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Michael Behenna was 24 when he killed an Iraqi detainee during an unauthorized interrogation in 2008.
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In the premiere, David is alternately at the Clockworks Psychiatric Facility and an unnamed interrogation site.
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Shortly after his interrogation of Lindh, Spann was killed in a prison uprising at the compound.
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CIA Director Gina Haspel reportedly heard audio of his interrogation and killing after traveling to Turkey.
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Meanwhile, Charlie comes face-to-face with Fatmeh (Lubna Azabal), Michel's sister after some brutal interrogation.
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They haven't yet, though Mr. Assange has said all along he's agreeable to an interrogation there.
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His interrogation techniques apparently take into account his unique ability to see other people's innermost demons.
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Asking me gently "May I?" he connected them to a computer screen and started the interrogation.
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He has vowed to reintroduce interrogation methods for terror suspects that are more extreme than waterboarding.
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On April 25, 22002, the "new interrogation program" started while Zubaydah was still in the hospital.
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Bernie Sanders' 2020 campaign last week, alleging retaliation against staffers and illegal employee interrogation, Bloomberg reports.
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The show features interrogation tapes and stories from both investigators and families of the murdered women.
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The same day, his lawyer Mohamed al-Baqer, was arrested while attending the interrogation, she added.
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Traditional interrogation techniques are often successful in getting detainees to feel the urge to disclose information.
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The report concluded that interrogation techniques such as waterboarding did not elicit useful intelligence from detainees.
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Ramsey admitted to his part in the killing, and named his accomplices, under interrogation by FBI
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We discussed [SPOILERS, obvs] physical security, interrogation, vishing, ZRTP keywords, wiretapping, wiping phone data and more.
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The secret campuses were for conducting "enhanced interrogation"—that is, officially sanctioned torture—on suspected terrorists.
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However, once he was inside an interrogation room, Chambers — a heavy substance abuser — changed his tune.
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"Visaranai" (Interrogation), directed by Vetrimaran, takes a hard-hitting look at corruption in the police force.
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On June 22015th, in the interrogation room, the suspect was ordered to provide his personal details.
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Injuries that had been incurred on the battlefield, or during interrogation sessions, grew infected and gangrenous.
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Congress later codified the Obama administration rule limiting the use of so-called enhanced interrogation techniques.
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"As I sat in the interrogation room, I felt humiliated and violated," Maye said in 2017.
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The move came amid growing scrutiny of the George W. Bush administration's detention and interrogation program.
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In the middle of the night, they'd wake him up and take him for an interrogation.
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One night in January, 211, the G.I.D. raided Balawi's home and brought him in for interrogation.
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It's dedicated to exporting terrorism, according to thousands of pages of European intelligence and interrogation documents.
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He has accused his competitors with being too "politically correct" on the issue of interrogation techniques.
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"We have freed 12 others after interrogation, but we are monitoring their activities," he told Reuters.
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Through advanced interrogation techniques, they extracted an admission of responsibility from the woman who posted it.
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The CIA, she said, never should have been in the interrogation business in the first place.
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While in Somalia, Musa said he was subjected to a "jovial" interrogation over lunch by Gichunge.
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Within days of the interrogation, Ms. Robles interviewed Mr. Juárez at the Rikers Island jail complex.
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The harsh interrogation methods, which included waterboarding and "rectal rehydration," have been widely condemned as torture.
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Fittingly, he reached his nadir under interrogation from Megyn Kelly, his nemesis from that first debate.
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Now Senate Intel Committee has questions about sleep deprivation, confinement boxes and other advanced interrogation techniques?
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Still, she said she has concerns about Haspel's role in interrogation tactics during the Bush-era.
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At a Senate hearing on Wednesday, senators grilled Haspel over the use of controversial interrogation techniques.
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CNN reported Tuesday that Saudi officials are preparing to announce that Khashoggi died during an interrogation.
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The captain and the first sergeant stand up front and lead a class on interrogation techniques.
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But the symptoms of fealty are so much more pronounced in Graham that they demand interrogation.
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She oversaw a secret prison in Thailand involved in the rendition, detention and interrogation of detainees.
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Now he's going to walk into the interrogation room with a rolled-up magazine, like, 'O.
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He uses animation as an interrogation into the practice of fictional depiction derived from actual atrocities.
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While Mr. Graham was focused on interrogation, Mr. Trump seemed to be more interested in punishment.
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In the series, the interrogation scenes are presented as a whirlpool of badgering, menace and cajoling.
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He had been found unconscious with fluid on the brain on July 21, following the interrogation.
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He was arrested in October 2013 and, after an all-night interrogation, confessed to the crime.
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The border could once again be a site of interrogation, a prohibition rather than a place.
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The CIA declined to comment on the newly obtained drawings showing the alleged coercive interrogation techniques.
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It consists of three stages: a fact analysis, an investigative interview and a more confrontational interrogation.
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Finding out a person's relationship to money is key, but it shouldn't feel like an interrogation.
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Murray's line of interrogation, designed to make a political point, ignored the reality on the ground.
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That may be a DOJ strategy to not tip its hand before an interrogation, said Ekeland.
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As a candidate, Mr. Trump enthusiastically endorsed a brutal interrogation technique declared illegal under international law.
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Her involvement in the Bush-era interrogation program is technically still classified, despite widespread public reporting.
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"For three weeks, myself and other students were brought in for interviews and interrogation," Aela said.
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Waterboarding and other "enhanced interrogation techniques" are also prohibited by the Geneva Conventions, the letters add.
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News organizations have also grappled with the word "torture" to describe the C.I.A.'s interrogation techniques.
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Cheney's father, former Vice President Dick Cheney, is a fierce defender of the harsh interrogation technique.
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The sources said the interrogation was intended to lead to his enforced return to Saudi Arabia.
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The Enhanced Interrogation Program saved lives, prevented attacks, & produced intel that led to Osama bin Laden.
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Chances are somebody else in that room also dreads the annual interrogation and will be grateful.
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There's no breathless crosscutting in this narrative, no relief from the protagonist's constant, anguished self-interrogation.
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The reporters have said they were hooded, handcuffed, and deprived of sleep during days of interrogation.
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He has rejected the use of waterboarding, a brutal interrogation technique Trump has talked about reinstating.
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As the border guard waved me to the desk, I pictured interrogation rooms and strip searches.
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THE TOPLINE: A report Tuesday claimed President Trump is preparing an executive order that would set the stage for the CIA to reopen its so-called "black site" detention and interrogation centers, and to review whether to return to interrogation methods that have been decried as torture.
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Haspel made clear that she does not believe the CIA should be in the interrogation business — and she would not allow the CIA to resume interrogations — but she declined to criticize the CIA for using waterboarding and other interrogation tactics that critics say amounted to torture.
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In Andrew Plotkin's Spider and Web (1998), you spend the entire game tied to a chair; all of the game's "action" consists of the protagonist reliving his immediate memory in a sort of interrogation—and the eventual solution hinges on what you say in that interrogation.
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Practice the art of deception During an interrogation or a negotiation, "people are dialed in," Maddox said.
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Defenders of President George W. Bush pushed back against efforts to reveal interrogation methods of terror suspects.
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According to multiple outlets, Riyadh may soon admit that it killed Khashoggi during an interrogation gone wrong.
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The newspaper said Khashoggi's torturers severed his fingers during the interrogation and later beheaded and dismembered him.
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Pompeo later said he would consider bringing back waterboarding and other enhanced interrogation measures under certain circumstances.
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"In the piece, Cohen asked former Vice President Dick Cheney about interrogation and torture," the statement continued.
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His fingers were severed during the interrogation, and he was later beheaded and dismembered, the Times reported.
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I think that invites a lot of surveillance and interrogation and the invasion of a person's privacy.
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"According to [redacted], cold was not supposed to play a role in the interrogation," the report said.
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On Sunday, Italian media published an image of Hjorth in a blindfold in a police interrogation room.
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"This guy was not answering any question," said Holes, who observed seven hours of DeAngelo's police interrogation.
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The interrogation, captured on surveillance video from the Palmer Police Department, reveals Bigda's threats to the teenagers.
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Except Vader casually kills a man during an interrogation; Kylo can't even stop Poe from cracking wise.
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Both the surveillance and the interrogation programmes, as well as the legal opinions justifying them, were secret.
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In her opening remarks, she sought to head off the coming Democratic assault on her interrogation record.
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He also said he would not comply if ordered to renew the use of torture in interrogation.
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Her attorney, Richard Portale, seeks to suppress an 11-hour interrogation video, which features the alleged confession.
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Many lawmakers and human rights groups have denounced waterboarding, an interrogation technique that simulates drowning, as torture.
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Mr. Loeb was arrested, brought to the precinct and shackled to the floor of an interrogation room.
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Cadillac winds up bringing in two young boys for interrogation, and winds up shooting one of them.
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But the police concluded that it was safest to haul them in for interrogation, just the same.
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After a 12-hour interrogation, Warney, who had an eighth grade education and was mentally ill, confessed.
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He said Kyaw Soe Oo&aposs phone was not in his possession during two weeks of interrogation.
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He also issued an order against the use of enhanced interrogation tactics on such terrorists, including waterboarding.
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Big Lies fall from Trump's lips with the frantic improvisation of a crook under an interrogation lamp.
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This is an interrogation technique that simulates drowning, is widely considered torture and was banned by Obama.
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Observer puts you in the shoes of Dan Lazarski, a corporate detective who specializes in neural interrogation.
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Waterboarding is the practice of pouring water over someone's face to mimic drowning as an interrogation tactic.
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Julia lands in the interrogation room after her abusive ex shows up in her kitchen, wanting sex.
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Baldwin, of course, is also famous for his interrogation of white Americans and their own self-delusions.
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Torture lawsuit A lawsuit against two psychologists who developed the CIA's enhanced interrogation techniques has been settled.
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Even given the benefit of the doubt, Donut Earth Theory doesn't hold up to basic scientific interrogation.
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Dassey's family later said he has a low intelligence level and did not understand the interrogation process.
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Writing is depicted as a lifelong apprenticeship, daily devotion, a process of constant gleaning and self-interrogation.
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Sweden had initially demanded that Assange come to Sweden for the interrogation, but later dropped that demand.
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"It was superintimidating," he said in a telephone interview on Monday evening, after his nearly hourlong interrogation.
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During the rapid-fire interrogation, DeGeneres asked the Honey Boy actor to reveal his best onscreen kiss.
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After the confessions, Hadid and the detectives stepped out of the interrogation room and hugged one another.
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EIT is a euphemism for torture, designed to make brutal interrogation methods such as waterboarding sound legitimate.
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For the first time, in September 2019, a U.S. court said that "enhanced interrogation techniques" are torture.
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Now, the two-time Pro Bowl player is working on firearms training, interrogation skills and investigative techniques.
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Geiselman is a chief architect of the "cognitive interview," an interrogation protocol used by the police internationally.
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Then-President George W. Bush authorized the so-called Rendition, Detention and Interrogation Program after the Sept.
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The movie's centerpiece is a lengthy nightmare in which the reporter imagines his interrogation, trial and execution.
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Haspel's prospects are cloudier as senators have questions about her record on using harsh interrogation tactics. Sen.
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She is expected to be grilled over her past involvement with enhanced interrogation techniques, among other things.
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Trump has said he would "take out" terrorists' families and use interrogation techniques "much worse" than waterboarding.
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In the interrogation with detectives in 2012, Mr. Hernandez denied any involvement at first, but later relented.
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Tim Blake Nelson is Wade Tillman, aka Looking Glass, an interrogation expert wearing a mirror-like mask.
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The fifth, Yusef Salaam, might have confessed, but his mother interrupted the interrogation before he signed anything.
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But Ms. Berger notes that no transcript of the interrogation, if it happened, has ever been released.
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History "should be about a deeper kind of interrogation and reflection, rather than self-admiration," he said.
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From 216 to 224, officers tortured at least 13 African-American suspects in station-house interrogation rooms.
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Revelations of waterboarding and other "enhanced interrogation techniques" carried out at C.I.A. "black sites" had provoked revulsion.
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At the time, we were calling it enhanced interrogation, but that's a phrase I don't use anymore.
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But he also gave up some of that information before he was subjected to "enhanced interrogation" techniques.
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Speaking to journalists after the interrogation, Guzman confirmed that Barros was a suspect in the Quiroz case.
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However, they had not advised Miranda of his right to have an attorney present during the interrogation.
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Wondering whether or not you can bear the needs of others is inevitably a dizzying self-interrogation.
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Fenech was released under police surveillance late on Thursday and called back in for interrogation on Friday.
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He was returned to the hotel for further interrogation, and later pronounced dead at a military hospital.
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Khashoggi was killed within minutes and his torturers severed his fingers during the interrogation, the newspaper said.
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It also played video of investigators' interrogation of Dassey, which suggested that he was manipulated into confessing.
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"Every night is a constant interrogation of the love I have for my family," Mr. Sturridge said.
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People on social media said the images recalled waterboarding, an interrogation technique simulating the experience of drowning.
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Telling the reporter that she is nervous, "in hopes of an easier interrogation," a colleague tells Levy.
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In Hobbs's hands, though, it becomes something more: an interrogation of our national creed of self-invention.
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On May 22nd, Salahi's lead F.B.I. interrogator told him that the military would take over his interrogation.
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Ms. Haspel is right that before the enhanced interrogation program was created in response to the Sept.
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"The FBI got Noor to adopt their own written statements after 33 hours of interrogation," Moreno said.
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We not should not only keep Guantanamo Bay open, but also send more terrorists there for interrogation.
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"The FBI got Noor to adopt their own written statements after 11 hours of interrogation," she said.
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In the 1989 case, the police and prosecutors obtained confessions from several teenagers through tough interrogation techniques.
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On Wednesday, Lebanese prosecutors said Mr. Ghosn must submit to an interrogation over his flight from Japan.
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Fenech was released under police surveillance late on Thursday and called back in for interrogation on Friday.
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Mr. Nixon had been preparing for his interrogation of Hussein for years before he ever met him.
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Democrats on the Finance Committee put Mr. Price through three and a half hours of grueling interrogation.
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He was returned to the hotel for further interrogation, and later pronounced dead at a military hospital.
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Then, in Mr. Cheng's telling, he was strapped into an iron interrogation chair, and the questioning began.
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I ask Kassin if there are dispositional characteristics that render certain people susceptible to coercive interrogation tactics.
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Mr. Dassey's legal team has long argued that his confession was coerced in a deeply flawed interrogation.
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Haspel, who is currently acting CIA director, is expected to face sharp questioning about her role in the CIA's interrogation tactics like waterboarding used in the wake of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, which critics say amount to torture, as well as the destruction of CIA interrogation videos.
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The uncovered portions showed that Mr. Nashiri's defense team also drew heavily from a recently published book, "Enhanced Interrogation: Inside the Minds and Motives of the Islamic Terrorists Trying to Destroy America," by James E. Mitchell, one of two psychologists whom the C.I.A. hired to design its interrogation program.
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"You see, the pitfalls of the audition room and the airport interrogation room are the same," he writes.
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In order to bring back enhanced interrogation techniques, Pompeo said, Congress would have to the change the law.
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By then he had written a tell-all memoir that described one of his favorite interrogation techniques: waterboarding.
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In 2015, Rosie Martinez, a housekeeper at the time, accused two officers of beating her during an interrogation.
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Mr Neil is a tenacious attack dog: few continental leaders are subjected to this level of public interrogation.
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"Our inmates are way smarter than our technical people, you know," one investigator later said during an interrogation.
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The man reportedly confessed during an interrogation, saying that he was not politically motivated and had acted alone.
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In the same interview, he said the detective refused his repeated requests for a lawyer during his interrogation.
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The attorney showed video of a distraught Harris crying, "What have I done?" in a police interrogation room.
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One young activist provided audio of his four hour interrogation that stemmed from a tweet about the environment.
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Since Trump nominated Haspel, her confirmation has been clouded by debate over the CIA&aposs former interrogation program.
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Six Democrats, however, were heartened by her pledge to never restart harsh interrogation programs, even if Trump requested.
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First, DOJ will release a large number of documents related to interrogation and detention in the Bush Administration.
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It might sound like an interrogation, but these questions might help you figure out your best next move.
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The Bush administration later deemed the practice — which simulates drowning — torture and banned it as an interrogation tactic.
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The teens confessed to the crime under duress — including intense interrogation without access to food, water, or sleep.
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If senators permit her to evade public questions about her participation in the interrogation, they should be condemned.
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During her confirmation hearing last week, Haspel said she doesn&apost believe torture works as an interrogation technique.
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Haspel&aposs unwillingness to share information regarding the CIA&aposs use of enhanced interrogation techniques was deeply troubling.
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In a recent sequence, William Hastings (Matthew Lillard) sobs hysterically over his mistress's death during a police interrogation.
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After a day of interrogation, he gave a detailed, videotaped confession, first to detectives, then to a prosecutor.
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Addressing any of these questions on their own would have made for a stunning interrogation of criminal justice.
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I left the movie wishing it had gone a little deeper into that interrogation of Asian-American insecurity.
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From downstairs in a cell, Rima says she heard detainees being physically abused in the interrogation room above.
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"Mueller should not be permitted to demand that the President submit to interrogation about alleged obstruction," Barr writes.
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You can easily get drawn down a line of questioning that doesn't feel like an interrogation at all.
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Rahman said Karim was arrested because police needed "further details" because of information that emerged during his interrogation.
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Hengdian, China (CNN)An elderly man cries out in pain during a brutal interrogation in 1940's China.
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Timedescribed the proposal as a "nightmarish" one "which might some day serve as a new CIA interrogation technique".
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Watching Hamdan, we're forced into the room with him, forced to feel the creeping terror of the interrogation.
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Two other suspects arrested in the last couple of days were released "after a thorough interrogation," it said.
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He told us how to engage a federal agent, how to avoid entrapment, how to handle an interrogation.
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Haspel has been criticized for using waterboarding and other interrogation methods at black sites during her CIA career.
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Two suspected members of al Qaeda were subjected to waterboarding and other harsh interrogation techniques at the facility.
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Many of the interrogation practices that took place under the discretion of military tribunals are considered war crimes.
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"Now this is the way we give them the water cure," he wrote of his favored interrogation method.
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An adult guardian was also not present during the interrogation of Dassey, who was 16 at the time.
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" The account of that same interrogation that prosecutors gave defense lawyers for Mr. Nashiri omitted the word "catlike.
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Haspel did dispute a claim by a former CIA official that she ran the agency's wider interrogation department.
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Democrats argue the three-year period is crucial to understanding Kavanaugh's thoughts on issues like torture and interrogation.
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Similar facilities, where interrogation techniques often condemned as torture were used, were located in Romania, Thailand and Afghanistan.
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Haspel has been scrutinized throughout her confirmation process over her role in the CIA's detention and interrogation program.
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The Saudi government claims the murder was committed by rogue agents during an interrogation that went off track.
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And she drafted the cable that her boss sent to destroy dozens of CIA interrogation tapes in 2005.
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"Mueller should not be permitted to demand that the President submit to interrogation about alleged obstruction," he wrote.
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Haspel quickly won the respect not only of the interrogation team but also, apparently, of the prisoner himself.
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Waterboarding is a harsh interrogation method that was used on terrorism suspects during the George W. Bush administration.
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Supporters of the enhanced interrogation program such as former Vice President Dick Cheney have disputed the "torture" label.
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Ms. Graswald's English skills could prove crucial to whether jurors are allowed to view the taped police interrogation.
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As a seventeen-year-old, I was manipulated during interrogation into confessing -- falsely -- to killing my own parents.
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After the interrogation period came seven months in solitary confinement at a pre-trial detention center in Tokyo.
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Before his indictments, he was subjected to up to eight hours of daily interrogation without his attorneys present.
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It also said it was plausible that the NSC was simply communicating the president's policies on enhanced interrogation.
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" Another memo authored by Bradbury laid out techniques and when they should be used in a "prototypical interrogation.
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But it's her role in the CIA's controversial detention and interrogation program in the years following the Sept.
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Had they immediately subjected him to very serious interrogation — very, very serious — you might have stopped the bombing.
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The two repeatedly clashed over the issue of torture as Trump floated bringing back interrogation methods like waterboarding.
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They say it was because agency officials hid interrogation abuses and constantly lied to them about their effectiveness.
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" The January 2003 report into Rahman's death explained that sleep deprivation "is also used to enhance successful interrogation.
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"We called them in for interrogation," the police official investigating the case, Athilak Whangsirivorakoon, told Reuters by telephone.
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In other words, the president can order interrogation methods (like waterboarding) that violate U.S. criminal law against torture.
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During a subsequent interrogation, Tomic confessed not just to the duplex burglary but also to the MAM heist.
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Under interrogation, he said, he denied knowing or fighting with Osama bin Laden or two senior Qaeda operatives.
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During today's interrogation, he appeared to be rather frightened, and it looks as if he could easily break.
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You can't check this claim by yourself, but through clever interrogation you can still determine whether it's true.
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Though lawmakers, human rights activists and others eventually condemned the interrogation methods as torture, the program had defenders.
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The work is meant as an interrogation into the relationship between ubiquitous technology, financial capital and human experience.
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Across these themes, all three artists utilize the everyday as the site for continuing interrogation of systemic oppression.
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Wing Commander Varthaman, the son of a veteran combat pilot, seemed self-confident throughout the recorded interrogation sessions.
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Monday's hearing was scheduled in part to discuss those bills, but it quickly turned into a heated interrogation.
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The bottom line is that it would be difficult for Trump to reinstate the CIA's brutal interrogation program.
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We passed video interrogation and photo array reforms, important changes that protect the integrity of the investigative process.
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But defense lawyers argue that the lingering effects of their clients' previous torture tainted those interrogation sessions, too.
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After a brief interrogation, father and daughter are relocated to a modest house adjacent to a tree farm.
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What remains are Zubaydah's own drawings of the coercive interrogation techniques that he says were used on him.
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One executive from Koch Industries faced multiple days of interrogation, until the US State Department secured his departure.
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The result is an exploration of memory and family, as well as an interrogation of true crime narratives.
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A children's book author from Australia said she "loathed America" after her interrogation at Los Angeles International Airport.
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And as the interrogation led by a scowling senior senator (John Lithgow) continues, Forde is called to testify.
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Congress last year passed legislation barring the use of waterboarding and other "extreme interrogation techniques" widely considered torture.
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Gray Matter Was the Central Intelligence Agency's post-9/11 "enhanced interrogation" program an instance of human experimentation?
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For example, Ms. Haspel had testified that she was briefed about the interrogation program only after a year.
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But, she added, that "valuable information" was obtained from Qaeda operatives who underwent advanced interrogation by the agency.
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The grainy video shows a hesitant 13-year-old leaning over a table in a windowless interrogation room.
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Cornyn on Tuesday brushed aside the suggestion that Haspel's involvement in the interrogation program would be a problem.
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"I think, hopefully, the entire organization learned something from the so-called enhanced interrogation program," Feinstein told reporters.
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The targets of anti-corruption inquiries are typically held in custody and are sometimes subjected to harsh interrogation.
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Exclusively obtained deposition videos reveal new insights into the "enhanced interrogation" program and the C.I.A. officials behind it.
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Saad, a non-violent activist, was shuttled between interrogation centers before being transferred to Saydnaya prison in 2012.
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Almost from the start, the shadow of interrogation and mutual suspicion tainted the mission of those treating prisoners.
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Trump has frequently touted the use of waterboarding and other harsh interrogation methods as useful tools in counterterrorism.
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In the primary interrogation, he confessed his involvement in the killing of four other secular activists, Rahman said.
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January 2, 2008 The Department of Justice opened a criminal investigation into the CIA detention and interrogation program.
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After two weeks, Ayman was moved into a tiny disciplinary cell with 11 other prisoners to await interrogation.
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They also argued that he was susceptible to pressure by detectives during an interrogation that lasted several hours.
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Many officials were already uneasy about interrogation procedures being used at the military detention center in Guantánamo Bay.
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He signed a statement saying he had engaged in "homosexual acts" to end an interrogation, the lawsuit said.
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And the current president has expressed full faith in the harsh methods described euphemistically as enhanced interrogation techniques.
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It reported that his torturers severed his fingers during an interrogation, and that Khashoggi was killed within minutes.
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Under Chinese criminal procedure law, special forms of detention and interrogation can be used for state security suspects.
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Absolutely. No rule, statute, or constitutional provision prevents the government from interrogating terrorism suspects -- so long as none of the interrogation methods involve torture or other forms of cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment (prohibitions that today apply equally whether the interrogation is conducted by the FBI, the military, and the CIA).
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In 1963, the C.I.A produced the KUBARK Counterintelligence Interrogation Manual, intended as a manual for Cold War interrogations, which included the 'principal coercive techniques of interrogation: arrest, detention, deprivation of sensory stimuli through solitary confinement or similar methods, threats and fear, debility, pain, heightened suggestibility and hypnosis, narcosis and induced regression.
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In interrogation footage released late last month, investigators called Tronnes' account of the night his wife died into question.
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But he'd had an interrogation course that said forming friendly connections with prisoners could lead to immediately actionable intelligence.
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Returning him to base for interrogation, along with laptops, thumb drives, documents or other potentially valuable intelligence, was critical.
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Mr. Hayden took over the C.I.A. after authorization of coercive interrogation tactics were withdrawn, but he remains a defender.
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The poem, like the collection itself, is an interrogation of the reader: how will this shit-talking language land?
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U.S. media outlets reported on Monday that Saudi Arabia will acknowledge that Khashoggi was killed in a botched interrogation.
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The world got a front seat to the interrogation when Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) tweeted the awkward exchange.
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During his confirmation hearings, Pompeo offered a less nuanced response when asked about the revival of torture interrogation techniques.
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Because you rarely see a cop show where the lawyer bursts into the interrogation room and shouts, 'Keep talking.
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It is hard to gauge the prevalence of torture, let alone its severity (remember that American phrase "enhanced interrogation").
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The military had its own interrogation program, carried out at Guantánamo, Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq and other sites.
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"He was arrested after the interrogation of local suspects," one of the sources said, referring to the unidentified Syrian.
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"I think that she doesn't believe that interrogation should be part of the CIA's future," said North Carolina Sen.
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Haspel — a career CIA officer who was involved in the agency's rendition, detention, and interrogation program after the Sept.
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Harris: One question I've not heard you answer is do you believe that the previous interrogation techniques were immoral?
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Words and other memes gave humans powerful new competences—for communication, explicit representation, reflection, self-interrogation and self-monitoring.
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" Fradkin added that he believes "the strong-arm tactics" used during Pilkington's interrogation "were not only insensitive, but cruel.
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Vrij long ago veered away from watching people sweat and using polygraphs to developing evidence-based means of interrogation.
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Even when members act in good faith, not all members of Congress know how to conduct an effective interrogation.
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The night before, he indicated he might order U.S. military to break the law on interrogation tactics, including waterboarding.
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Her nomination has renewed debate over the harsh interrogation program the CIA conducted on terror suspects after 9/11.
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The report will claim Khashoggi's death was the result of an overzealous interrogation and seek to exonerate the leadership.
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It was the Aung Tha Pyay interrogation center, a nondescript building where special branch police officers do their work.
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" An interrogation tape recorded on August 11 was labeled with a warning to "prepare for something not seen previously.
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Yet the much-publicised interrogation of a tycoon who is intimate with France's political establishment sent a strong message.
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"Special Branch conducted further interrogation of the guide before returning him to Guatemala," a Foreign Office file states bluntly.
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Pastor Dave's released hold on the church building is left to stand as a heroic act, without further interrogation.
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Within two years of this memo, The New York Times started exposing the horrors of Gitmo's enhanced interrogation techniques.
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The NSA Liaison Officer (NSA LNO) works in the Joint Interrogation Group (JIG), a major element of JTF-GTMO.
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Catherine Herridge, our own Catherine Herridge reporting the suspect did not show any remorse during an interrogation with authorities.
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The actor conducted the only interview with the notorious drug lord to ever occur outside of an interrogation room.
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If Mueller would just be satisfied with an interrogation via Twitter, then he&aposd have all of his answers.
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Security force spokesman Pramote rejected accusations of abuse and said an independent investigation was taking place into the interrogation.
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Republicans have criticized the report as unfairly targeting the CIA and ignoring the intelligence gained under the interrogation program.
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Stealth is a convenient mechanical framework for this interrogation, but it's not the real game that people are playing.
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Ochoa confessed during an interrogation, and pleaded to a life sentence for murder, while Danziger was convicted of rape.
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He said that after so many hours in an interrogation room, with no water and no food, he broke.
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I was totally delirious by the last round of interrogation because you're not sleeping, and they haven't fed you.
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The branch has been known to dabble in witchcraft, psychic visions, excessive LSD, and hypnosis as an interrogation method.
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Being given that responsibility, being subjected to that interrogation, is what allows us to move forward with the medium.
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Apprehension and interrogation are recommended in a 2013 study conducted by the Pentagon's Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Task Force.
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In a 113 letter, the head of Soviet counterintelligence recommended invoking suspects' "family and personal ties" during interrogation sessions.
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Pompeo has argued that the CIA's program of so-called Enhanced Interrogation Techniques, which included waterboarding, produced useful intelligence.
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She will face tough questions about her role in the CIA's use of harsh interrogation techniques after 9/11.
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During her confirmation hearing, Haspel vowed that she would not restart the interrogation program as head of the CIA.
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Haspel had to overcome questions about her involvement with detention and interrogation programs in the years after Sept. 220006.
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First, CIA officers never participated in torture: Under legal definitions at the time, enhanced interrogation techniques were not torture.
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It's true that, during the past few years, there has been a sort of ongoing interrogation of Christmas traditions.
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Paul said Pompeo's support for the Iraq War and enhanced interrogation techniques were in contradiction to the Trump administration.
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But in a police interrogation, Garcia Zarate admitted to firing the gun, saying he was aiming at a seal.
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But her personal views on such issues as the morality and effectiveness of brutal interrogation methods have remained opaque.
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"Mueller should not be able to demand that the President submit to an interrogation about alleged obstruction," Barr wrote.
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And in the interrogation room scenes that are great specialties of Ms. French's, Rory emerges as a peculiar guy.
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Under the agency's guidance, the psychologists said they proposed "enhanced interrogation techniques" and trained other people to use them.
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Another said that the detention facility in and of itself ought to be characterized as an enhanced interrogation technique.
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All of them took issue with Haspel's connection to an enhanced interrogation program in the George W. Bush administration.
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But his rivals' limited embrace of enhanced interrogation is a sign of weakness in the eyes of Mr Trump.
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" They said waterboarding and "other enhanced interrogation techniques" are illegal, adding that the torture is both "unnecessary" and "counterproductive.
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The office of the civilian president said initial interrogation of the gunman "indicates the intention to destabilize the state".
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In the interrogation video, Bissonnette said he was watching TV reports about the Canadian government's policy of welcoming refugees.
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The Senate outlawed the use of torture and other brutal interrogation techniques like waterboarding and "rectal feeding" in 2015.
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Haspel's connection to the so-called enhanced interrogation program has dogged her confirmation process since she was first nominated.
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After a day of interrogation, Mr. Hernandez gave two detailed videotaped confessions, first to detectives, then to a prosecutor.
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Hugo Weaving stars in this 1998 Australian psychological thriller that primarily takes place inside of a sole interrogation room.
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Throughout the first two weeks of January, I go back to the interrogation booth and fail to answer PIRs.
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He has been at the bureau for over two decades, working on areas including counterterrorism, national security, and interrogation.
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One interrogation tactic, detailed in the papers, involved stepping on a detainee's throat while stuffing mud into his mouth.
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According to the federal prosecutor's office, 40 people were taken in for interrogation and 12 of those were arrested.
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The United States government has never studied the long-term psychological effects of the extraordinary interrogation practices it embraced.
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The men said that after several minutes, another officer approached them, and brought them into a private interrogation area.
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Texting people outside the region can land Uighurs in interrogation and detention, according to multiple relatives of disappeared Uighurs.
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Iranian state television's broadcast about Mr. Wang, on Sunday, showed him wearing a white prisoner uniform while under interrogation.
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"Alias Grace," available to stream on Friday, is a true-crime mystery in the form of an elliptical interrogation.
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During an interrogation by the police, he told them he had abandoned the woman's body, The Japan Times reported.
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Some of the activists were subjected to torture during interrogation, according to relatives and others briefed on their cases.
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During the investigations of the C.I.A.'s enhanced interrogation programs, the agency stymied investigators by refusing to declassify documents.
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Mr. Qahtani was tortured at Guantánamo during a more than 50-day interrogation in late 2002 and early 2003.
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Stamos's briefing had prompted a humiliating boardroom interrogation of [Sheryl] Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, and her billionaire boss.
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" Text near the room's entrance asks: "Even if it's effective is harsh interrogation compatible with our ethics and values?
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After its release, the boys underwent intense interrogation without food, water, or sleep, and were coerced into a confession.
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Particularly that interrogation scene, in which she whispers in his ear, and we as the audience can't quite hear.
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He returned to Syria only to be summoned for interrogation by the authorities and then banned from traveling abroad.
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While attending his interrogation by state security agents on Sunday night, his lawyer, Mohamed El Baqir, was also arrested.
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Senators also want to know her role in the CIA's destruction of tapes from interrogation sessions of terrorism detainees.
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The defense lawyer, Spiro Ferris, is arguing that Mr. Bonich's "will was overborne" during the hours of unrecorded interrogation.
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She can take a detour and start talking about her insecurities and anxieties in the middle of an interrogation.
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One suspect in Strasbourg, Mohamed Hattay, went through five interrogation sessions before admitting he had even been to Syria.
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She is expected to face tough scrutiny from lawmakers over her role in the agency's detention and interrogation program.
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Ms. Haspel arrived in Thailand in late 20053, the year the interrogation program began, to oversee a secret prison.
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The program, the agency's study said, involved 600 C.I.A. and military personnel in the interrogation of Viet Cong militants.
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The challenge of interrogation is not 'to make people talk'; instead, it is to obtain precise and credible information.
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The chief barged into the police interrogation room where the man, handcuffed to the floor, called him a pervert.
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In 97 percent of the cases, children had no parent present during the interrogation or access to legal counsel.
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The president banned the George W. Bush-era CIA interrogation program after taking office, following years of public outrage.
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Mitchell and Jessen were waterboarding a prisoner known as Abu Zubaydah, for whom they designed the violent interrogation program.
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Mitchell previously admitted to personally waterboarding Khalid Sheikh Mohammed to "induce fear and panic" as a precursor to interrogation.
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Refugees, immigrants and tourists alike were turned away at airports, detained in interrogation rooms and denied access to counsel.
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As with any interrogation of Trump's random musings, there is no coherent and comprehensive worldview to be unearthed here.
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Najah spent a total of a year and nine months as an inmate in Syrian prisons and interrogation centers.
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During the lengthy interrogation that followed in the police barracks, Ms. Graswald stopped short of confessing to the murder.
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Minassian repeatedly uses strange, irony-laden lingo during the interrogation—phrases that are commonplace on extremist forums like 4Chan.
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At home, the government required men from Muslim and Middle Eastern countries to report for special registration and interrogation.
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It is an interrogation from within, tortured and jarring in its way, painful, full of maladjustments and self-questionings.
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Haspel, the CIA's deputy director, is indelibly tied to the agency's use of harsh interrogation techniques after the Sept.
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During the interrogation, officers appear to give Dassey information about the crime that he was unable to produce himself.
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But it came to light in 2012, when the agent was caught entering South Korea and confessed under interrogation.
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Dr. Jessen soon left his military position to help set up the C.I.A. interrogation program, along with Dr. Mitchell.
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The Senate voted in 85033 to ban the U.S. from subjecting prisoners to waterboarding and other brutal interrogation practices.
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Obama ended the use of "enhanced interrogation techniques" via executive order just after he took office in January 2009.
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She said the agency updated its classification guidance related to the interrogation program after Obama issued his 28500 order.
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His book revisits the case and offers insight into the interrogation practices and the high stakes that accompany them.
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And even after "Fitz" left office, the series continued its wackadoodle interrogation of American power and even foreign policy.
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Following the interrogation, the four victims were piled into a van and driven to the countryside outside the city.
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The system often leaves Muslims and Palestinians in hours of interrogation, implementing a method that has widely been dismissed.
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Police interrogation video of Nikolas Cruz -- the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High mass shooter -- was just released ... and it's disturbing.
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"The terrorist investigation division of the police arrested a Syrian national following the attacks for interrogation," a source said.
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At the hearing, she said she would not permit the CIA to resume an interrogation program, but she also would not condemn the CIA's post-9/11 interrogation program beyond saying that the CIA was not prepared to run the program and she supported the "stricter moral standard" that is now the law.
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"Do you recall saying, 'I can't remember exactly what Peter said'?" he said, referring to a transcript of the interrogation.
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The evocation of the religious space seems just as gratuitous as the pussy words — a hodgepodge of appropriation without interrogation.
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Well in the midst of all that, Lochte was back in the United States and made himself unavailable for interrogation.
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He also embraced the use of torture, including waterboarding and other so-called enhanced interrogation techniques that are now banned.
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In the Senate, he was a critic of harsh interrogation techniques such as "waterboarding" or simulated drowning of terrorism suspects.
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Mike Pompeo, has told Congress that he would consider bringing back waterboarding and other enhanced interrogation measures under certain circumstances.
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We did reshoots on the film, so I was obviously aware of that: Some of the interrogation scenes were added.
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Edwards enters the meeting late, walking into a large interrogation room sporting boots, jeans, and a truly 1990s red jacket.
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The CIA station chief in Kabul and a linguist were two other people who were part of Rahman's interrogation team.
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Both the surveillance and the interrogation programmes were to be mauled in the press, in Congress and in the courts.
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Ellen saves Heidi from Thomas' interrogation, but Colin is spying on her from outside her house and conveniently calls her.
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A special court ordered police to detain the passenger for interrogation until Wednesday, when the case will be heard next.
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He wakes up, mid-interrogation with Charlotte Hale, where she offers a moment of sympathy, feigned though it may be.
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But after an interrogation that lasted over nine hours, she confessed to slamming his head on the ground in anger.
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"Nobody who was brought here for interrogation came out unhurt," said Detlef Baade, whose father was tortured by Hamburg's Gestapo.
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When Antoinette sits a suspect down in the interrogation room, she has the full weight of the state behind her.
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Her written answers to questions went further to underscore her opposition to any attempt to reinstate harsh interrogation of suspects.
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The DHSS, it said, had "suggested this interrogation could lead to criminal proceedings…but refused to explain why or how".
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Ecuador said last month it would allow an interrogation of Assange, which is now scheduled to take place October 17.
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Before they go into the interrogation room, one detective gushes to the comedian about how much she loves his work.
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He can still remember the sterile interrogation room that made him feel like the lead suspect in a courtroom drama.
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The judge cited a 2013 case in which a man was held in "custodial interrogation," despite not being under arrest.
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They defended an initial delay in interrogation, saying Abdeslam needed medical treatment after suffering a leg injury during the arrest.
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But we need, more than ever, its relentless interrogation of the ways society restricts the autonomy and independence of women.
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We're eight minutes into the interrogation and I know how her parents met, that she identifies as a spiritual Muslim.
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Gray asked Shelby why she didn't initially mention in her interrogation interview that Crutcher smelled like chemicals associated with PCP.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation did not record the interrogation and the defense said she was coerced into making statements.
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She was taken into an interrogation room where there was a female police officer, a masked paramilitary and a civilian.
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Mattis, 66, has tried to persuade Trump privately against the use of waterboarding, which simulates drowning, as an interrogation tactic.
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"Not one tear came out of your eyes — not one," Sprague said in interrogation video obtained by the Orlando Sentinel.
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Up until the last interrogation, it was all about work and about whether I was going to be working there.
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We raced through a little town, masked gunmen everywhere, and when we stopped at a small garage, my interrogation began.
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After the attack, Mr Dear said "no more baby parts" during an interrogation, apparently referring to the misleading CMP videos.
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His was a clear and concise language of abstraction, rooted in an artistic interrogation of plant forms, in particular leaves.
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She gives him a full interrogation about his sudden appearance at the church, but ultimately sends him on his way.
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Haspel is facing a difficult confirmation battle over her involvement in the George W. Bush administration's interrogation and detention program.
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His "interrogation, torture and killing were audio recorded and sent to both his phone and to iCloud," Turkish media reported.
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Haspel endured broad scrutiny of her involvement in the CIA's controversial interrogation of terrorism suspects after the 9/11 attacks.
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Some Democratic committee members are wary of his past comments supportive of the CIA's controversial enhanced interrogation and detention programs.
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Concerns have been raised that, because of allegations of her involvement in so-called "enhanced interrogation," Haspel should be rejected.
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Amid ongoing campaign rhetoric, CIA Director John Brennan said the agency will not use "enhanced interrogation" practices such as waterboarding.
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In a police interrogation, Garcia Zarate admitted to firing the gun, but also claimed he was aiming at a seal.
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The third case was tossed because a prosecutor had added a false confession to the transcript of a police interrogation.
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Her nomination was dominated by discussion over her involvement in an interrogation program conducted during the George W. Bush administration.
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It has been shown that no information obtained from the enhanced interrogation program assisted in keeping the United States safe.
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Even lawyers and former senior officials who supported the interrogation program years ago now say the obstacles are too great.
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During the interrogation, Swift said, one of the agents produced a handwritten statement with phrases Salman would not have used.
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He said he was held in a cell alone for nearly the whole time, with just three hours of interrogation.
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Ms. Calzadilla's work at home had led to government interrogation, suspicious break-ins and, ultimately, a fear for her life.
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Their method would be a good-cop/bad-cop interrogation, carried out where Simmons would least suspect it: on Facebook.
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And I'm quite certain the CIA must use the suspension system as an enhanced interrogation technique because it's simply merciless.
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Haspel is a controversial nominee due to her previous work at a CIA black site that used enhanced interrogation techniques.
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But instead of focussing on the inadequate interrogation of Mark Zuckerberg, Americans should consider creative possibilities to enrich democratic discourse.
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Even if I skipped the interrogation and ordered a piece of grilled meat, diabetes found ways to interrupt my meal.
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During President Barack Obama's administration, the intelligence committee, then chaired by Feinstein, investigated the CIA's rendition, detention and interrogation program.
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During the interrogation, Quinn—whose cellphone had been confiscated—was unable to respond to the kidnapper's calls and text messages.
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The concern that Gina Haspel could restart the CIA's "enhanced interrogation" program is misplaced, according to former CIA Director Gen.
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Dianne Feinstein to piece together and document the CIA's rendition, detention, and interrogation program, which ran from 2002 to 2008.
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He said the case also demonstrated the effectiveness of government efforts to install video cameras in prisons and interrogation rooms.
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The suspect in the attack, Ala Qabha, who was hospitalized for his injuries, confessed under interrogation, the Shin Bet said.
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At the end of the interrogation, Sim was given until midnight to exit Nakhichevan, leaving with photographs of empty lots.
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She was also reportedly involved in the destruction of nearly 100 videotapes of Zubaydah's interrogation and others several years later.
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It's not just Democrats — Republicans have also sounded the alarm about Haspel's involvement in the interrogation program after Trump's announcement.
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For Kippenberger, however, the ideological construct of the "self" was less a point of interrogation than a point of departure.
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Haspel needs to explain the nature and extent of her involvement in the CIA's interrogation program during the confirmation process.
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During five hours of interrogation, they told Mr. Cheng they used an artificial-intelligence powered search engine to find him.
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When using standard, noncoercive interrogation, they can make reasonably informed judgments about whether detainees are lying or telling the truth.
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So one question I have not heard you answer is, do you believe that the previous interrogation techniques were immoral?
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As a torture victim, Mr. McCain was sensitive to the detention and interrogation of detainees in the fight against terrorism.
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Mr. Stamos's briefing had prompted a humiliating boardroom interrogation of Ms. Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, and her billionaire boss.
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He confessed to the crime during a four-hour interrogation after his DNA matched a sample found on Ms. Vetrano.
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Upon escaping, the man said he was accused of theft by his former master, arrested then tortured in police interrogation.
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First off, the display's uses the terms torture and interrogation interchangeably, especially in texts that are actually discussing the former.
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Mr. McCain forced Mr. Bush to accept legislation intended to ban the use of waterboarding and other harsh interrogation methods.
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He said in the affidavit that he had been repeatedly called in for interrogation by the secret police in Syria.
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That was the 29,63-page document about the C.I.A.'s detention and interrogation program in the years after the Sept.
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Especially when he presents "Inside Songs of Curtis Mayfield," his interrogation of that soul pioneer's compositions, with a midsize band.
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In a tense moment of testimony, Mitchell described threatening to end an interrogation he thought had gotten out of control.
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Later, they strapped him to a chair, attached electrical wires to his hands with alligator clips and began an interrogation.
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McGahn told colleagues that Haspel's role in the CIA's controversial "enhanced interrogation" program could kill her in her Senate confirmation.
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Under interrogation, she acknowledged her role in the Propaganda Ministry and served five years in Russian prison camps around Berlin.
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For instance, Mr. Trump has repeatedly praised the brutal interrogation methods the Bush administration used against Qaeda suspects, including waterboarding.
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The cases shed light on the murky and once-hidden world of the C.I.A.'s rendition, detention and interrogation program.
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They argued that interrogation strategies can't be standardized and therefore can't be compared, like medical treatments, in randomized, prospective fashion.
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After a drunken affair with a visiting French scientist, she is promptly hauled in by the security services for interrogation.
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During the interrogation, the authorities peppered Mr. Dassey, then 16, with questions, and no lawyer or other adult was present.
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The driver of the van, who was among the wounded, has been taken into custody for interrogation, the police said.
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Mr. McPartland helped concoct a cover story that Chief Burke had just "popped his head in" to the interrogation room.
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Defense lawyers say the defendants were tortured using waterboarding and other interrogation methods that President Barack Obama banned in 2500.
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INTERROGATION The movie all but indicts Ms. Russell as a knowing accomplice, an insinuation that her lawyer has sharply disputed.
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Secrecy, mistrust and the shadow of interrogation at the American prison limited doctors' ability to treat mental illness among detainees.
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It is now clear that Haspel did not take charge of the base until after the interrogation of Zubaydah ended.
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Trump has repeatedly called for an expansion of enhanced interrogation techniques after several recent terrorist attacks at home and abroad.
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German weekly magazine Der Spiegel reported earlier on Friday that Stadler faces a second interrogation by the U.S. law firm.
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Mr. Sakheim continued to help with the interrogation of German prisoners in internment camps after the war in Europe ended.
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Saudi Arabia says Khashoggi, a columnist for the Washington Post, was killed by rogue operatives during an interrogation gone wrong.
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Saudi Arabia is prepping a report admitting that Khashoggi was killed during an interrogation that went wrong, sources told CNN.
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In hundreds of witness interviews, the CIJA found consistent patterns in interrogation practices across all branches of the security agencies.
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It was at one point run by Ms. Haspel, who oversaw the brutal interrogation of Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri.
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The plan proposed that a secret military interrogation facility be created, similar to secret C.I.A. prisons that were actually operated.
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When I asked about his third-eye glasses (which he was wearing), he said, "That's interrogation," and we all laughed.
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They suggested Mr. Warsame would continue talking after the military interrogation was over and after he was read his rights.
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Paul has refused to support Haspel over her role in the CIA's "enhanced interrogation" program, which many have called torture.
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The Prime Minister's Press Secretary Chang Li Lin said it was "not accurate" to make points about detention and interrogation.
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Last year, he voted against legislation requiring all government agencies to use only interrogation methods in the Army Field Manual.
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But prosecutor Ken Kratz held a televised press conference, where he told the story that was extracted from Dassey's interrogation.
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FEIST "Pleasure" (Interscope) Tense, raw, lo-fi and asymmetrical, "Pleasure" is both a plea and a self-interrogation about desire.
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This new Hindi mini-series revolves around a remote military interrogation center where officials torture suspected terrorists to extract confessions.
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Zubaydah and al-Nashiri were transferred to a different black site (this one in Poland), where al-Nashiri's interrogation continued.
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New trial rules released by the CCDI in January made mandatory video and sound recordings for the entire interrogation process.
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The letter outlines major concerns with Haspel's history in the CIA regarding its use of "black sites" and interrogation measures widely regarded as torture as well as the destruction of interrogation tapes, and says it would be a "terrible signal" to confirm someone involved in the post-9/11 program to be CIA director.
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First, it required non-citizens to register when they entered the US -- a process that included fingerprinting, photo taking and interrogation.
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It moved from the elaborate Catholic rites of penance and official forgiveness to a regime of rigorously monitored, unceasing self-interrogation.
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Wade and had previously voiced support for enhanced interrogation -- a heated item following Trump's musings about trying to bring back waterboarding.
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In 21948, the US Senate Select Committee published a report on the CIA's detention and interrogation program, offering a scathing analysis.
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It stands as the first and only prosecution and conviction involving Americans connected to the CIA's rendition, detention, and interrogation program.
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The executive has been treated like others in detention, held in a small, chilly room, and denied a lawyer during interrogation.
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The Asian Civilisations Museum's latest exhibition is a toothless interrogation of Sir Stamford Raffles, one of Southeast Asia's most notorious colonizers.
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According to his office, the two leaders discussed the Trump administration's Iran strategy for several minutes, after which the interrogation resumed.
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Bigda is also accused of conducting an interrogation that was "so abusive that it shocks the conscience," according to the indictment.
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They can even bring their own recording device and record the interrogation — good luck to a civilian who tries the same.
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The two psychologists were working as CIA contractors and founded a company in 2005 to help run the CIA's interrogation program.
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After hours of interrogation, Martens broke down and told officers what really happened the night of her daughter's rape and killing.
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I think when we revealed that Wes was alive in that interrogation room, that's when I knew it should be him.
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It was decided upon that the best framing device would be an interrogation tale that reveals her backstory bit by bit.
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In the interrogation room with La Quica, the Search Bloc gets him to call Pablo and lure him into a trap.
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In those sleepless days of interrogation, Wa Lone told the court, the police pressured him to share his cell phone password.
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In both "Interrogation" and "Narcisyphus," Berryhill depicts what appears to be a painter's palette behind a figure's head, a Martian halo.
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But I was intrigued, and suspected that the interrogation would cast a rare light on the apparatchiks of Putin's propaganda machine.
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"Conduct of the Review will involve the close scrutiny and interrogation of a volume of very highly classified material," he wrote.
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That her role in the Zubaydah interrogation remains unclear at this late date underscores the importance of making more information available.
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The NCSC could also summon businesses or individuals for interrogation and force them to hand over information belonging to other parties.
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In the interrogation room, he was kept well past the bell, with Carla Dickey and Joseph Crowder pushing him to exhaustion.
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But Pompeo and Trump's new defense secretary, James Mattis, have told Congress they would oppose a return to the interrogation technique.
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An umbrella rebel group and civil society groups condemned the interrogation while many in the region voiced fury on social media.
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In 2006, Bush ended the use of harsh interrogation techniques and closed all the black sites except for one in Kabul.
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The judge's order claims the investigators promised Dassey prosecutorial leniency in exchange for his cooperation during his March 1, 2006, interrogation.
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Between the interrogation sessions and sleep, Holden didn't have much time to watch them, but the snippets he heard were enough.
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During the election campaign, Trump said the United States should use waterboarding and other harsh interrogation techniques when questioning terror suspects.
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Each is an examination of the dynamics of human behavior, an interrogation of narrative, and an exploration of rationality and motive.
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Rights groups have previously said the activists had no access to lawyers during more than nine months of detention and interrogation.
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Mitchell's work details his interrogation of multiple high-level extremists, including Mohammad, at the Guantánamo Bay detention center, the Examiner said.
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It is impossible to comprehend Golub's breadth without an understanding of these epic works and the related Mercenaries and Interrogation paintings.
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Tinsley's mad hatter motherhood interrogation arrives in stark contrast with another chat she had about the future with actual friend Sonja.
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Feinstein chaired the Senate Intelligence Committee when it produced a massive 2014 report describing the CIA's harsh detention and interrogation programs.
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The Walgrens were disturbed that the officer and the dean appeared to treat the situation like an interrogation, the lawsuit says.
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He hadn't been subjected to that level of interrogation since a freewheeling East Room news conference a month into his presidency.
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The investigation never led to charges against anyone connected to the interrogation program and was criticized by Republicans at the time.
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But Kotkin refers repeatedly to Stalin's editing of the interrogation transcripts, which he then circulated to members of his inner circle.
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At her confirmation hearing last week, Haspel faced sharp questions from Democrats about whether she thought the interrogation program was immoral.
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The report said that not a single terrorist attack was foiled as a result of the use of harsh interrogation techniques.
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Hadithi suggested the demonstrations had been infiltrated by gunmen and said three protesters had been detained for interrogation but later released.
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Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, seeking to clarify her position on the agency's advanced interrogation program.
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The film's tricky flashback structure, initiated by Lucy's interrogation in a police station, reveals that Lucy and Lily knew each other.
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Some of our Turkish colleagues have already been subjected to unfair retribution — suspended from their jobs or called in for interrogation.
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Kids are curious by nature and sometimes that curiosity has a way of turning into interrogation over a seemingly simple topic.
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Paul said he is opposing Haspel due to her involvement in the enhanced interrogation program during the George W. Bush administration.
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