The resulting interrogation provided critical early intelligence that allowed the agency to begin unraveling bin Laden's courier network and eventually to discover his hideout in the garrison city of Abbottabad, Pakistan, U.S. officials said.
Suggestions that he lost the eye as a result of interrogation are flat wrong".
His testimony must be excluded to comply with Miranda's mandate that 'no evidence obtained as a result of interrogation (not preceded by adequate warnings) can be used against' an accused.
The alert, the latest in a series since Sept. 11 about possible terrorist threats, was issued as a result of interrogations of Al Qaeda fighters being held at the American military base at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, the officials said.
That case concerns a decision by the Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, based in Denver, which ruled that prosecutors could not introduce physical evidence, in this case a gun, obtained as a result of an interrogation that violated Miranda.
Ghassan al-Dirani is considered to be mentally ill as a result of the interrogation he suffered in the captivity of pro-Israeli Lebanese militiamen before he was secretly transferred to Israel.
These modes usually involve interrogation, resulting in an unexpected or unwanted conclusion or an aporetic situation.
Israel Radio said the arrests were a result of the interrogations of previously arrested Palestinians.
The information that flowed back to London as a result of the interrogations was allegedly used to justify control orders imposed on four Libyan dissidents resident in Britain.
In other cases, the CIA inaccurately stated that unique information was acquired from a CIA detainee as a result of the interrogations, when the intelligence was either acquired earlier or was available from other sources, according to the report.
While it may be a result of overzealous police interrogation techniques and the desire to obtain a conviction at any cost by prosecutors, it is also the judiciary that has very reluctantly recognized this chilling cause of wrongful convictions and in most cases, even today, prevents false-confession experts from testifying in cases in New York State.
