Already in the fall of 2012, some experts were interrogated, their offices and even houses searched, their computers and documents seized.
Between 25 and 26 August the Guardian is hosting a two-day collaboration between hacks and hackers, developers and development experts, to interrogate – and explore the limits of – recently released data on development spending and finance.
The cases reveal remarkable continuities in administrative and professional knowledge regarding the explanation of socio-technological disasters, as well as the widespread use of outside experts to interrogate the supposed failings of interested parties.
Roberto Campa, the undersecretary for human rights in the interior ministry, gave a long, hesitant and confusing response to a question about the new investigation's willingness to overrule the minister of defense's recent statement that he would "not permit" the experts to interrogate the soldiers.
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This pessimistic mood stands in contrast to the high-spirited early days of the investigation, when four Lebanese Army generals were taken into custody and European forensics experts combed the crime scene and interrogated the intelligence chiefs.
After Karl Rove complained on the air that Fox News had called Ohio too early, Ms. Kelly took a walk through the studio into the backroom where the channel's decision desk was housed and interrogated her own polling experts.
Playing the impassioned amateur sleuth, he interrogates expert witnesses (scholars, actors, directors), examines conflicting documentary evidence (various versions of the plays and poems), and spins and revises hypotheses as he goes, seeking to make his investigation infectious through sheer hyperactive enthusiasm.
The aim of this study was to interrogate expert opinion and define areas of consensus on these issues.
At other institutions, a candidate is interrogated endlessly by an international committee of experts, and there is a small but finite chance the candidate will fail.
