Sentence examples for attending interrogation from inspiring English sources

As a result, on October 2, 2002, two weeks after attending interrogation training led by SERE instructors from the Joint Personnel Recovery Agency (JPRA), the DoD agency that oversees SERE training, the behavioral scientist and a colleague drafted a memo proposing the use of aggressive interrogation techniques at GTMO.

Captain Robert Durand, a Guantanamo spokesman, assured me that detainees now attend interrogations in return for Happy Meals.

A number of British soldiers who served with TF 121 said that some SAS officers were permitted to attend interrogations at the rear of the JOC.

In recent weeks, F.B.I. agents have been allowed to attend interrogations, to request fresh interviews with suspects previously questioned by Yemeni security officials alone, and, in some instances, to question suspects directly, instead of passing questions to Yemeni interrogators.

"I was myself asking her, trying to make her talk about what could make her do such a thing, and all she would say was she wanted to kill a high official," said Gen. Mohammad Zaher, the director of the criminal investigation division of the Police Department in Kabul Province, who attended her interrogation after her arrest on Monday.

She was also asked to attend an interrogation at the Naha City police station.

Legal experts said the revised law explicitly forbids the use of evidence extracted by torture, allows defense lawyers to attend police interrogations and requires videotaped interrogations if the penalty for the crime is at least 10 years in prison.

But Badr al-Kandari, a defense lawyer, voicing a common complaint among lawyers over the past two weeks, said, "They arrested people at random and we, as lawyers, have not been allowed to attend the interrogations yet".

Military personnel attending the SERE school are put through a series of abusive interrogation techniques in order to teach them how to resist, should they ever be captured by an enemy.

He said that he told another F.B.I. agent who had attended the un-Mirandized interrogation that he, Agent Sidaros, should not "be permitted to know any of the contents of what was discussed".

Hamid was charged with attending a jihadi training camp — something both he and his father confessed to after the nonstop interrogation.