"The government would not be doing its job," Mr. Samp said, "if it was not conducting questioning of aliens within this country who came from countries that have been a major source of terrorism".
According to Cotton (1989), classroom teachers spend up to 50% of their instructional time in conducting questioning and testing sessions.
Preventing foolish (rather than compelled) confessions is likewise the only conceivable basis for the rules that courts must exclude any confession elicited by questioning conducted, without interruption, after the suspect has indicated a desire to stand on his right to remain silent or initiated by police after the suspect has expressed a desire to have counsel present.
For the selection of a jury, Judge Harmon has often allowed the lawyers to conduct individual questioning of prospective members, a process known as voir dire.
Some senior leaders in the factory did not have the linguistic or analytical experience "to conduct effective questioning of CIA detainees".
Mr. Liu, 46, has not been accused of wrongdoing, but court documents have left little doubt that prosecutors have been questioning his conduct.
William Patterson, the CtW Investment Group's executive director, has sent letters out to all the major banks that suffered big mortgage related losses, questioning the conduct of their audit committees.
The group has also sent letters to the boards of Merrill Lynch, Citigroup, Bank of America, Washington Mutual and Wachovia questioning the conduct of the audit committees of those financial institutions.
She has not hesitated to hit back at Mr. Maloney — questioning his conduct during a 2007 investigation into Mr. Spitzer's use of state troopers to smear a political rival.
