If the accused has requested counsel, the police may not initiate interrogation without counsel present, and any subsequent waiver of that right during police-initiated interrogation is invalid.
The U.S. Supreme Court has held that once the right to counsel has attached, the police may initiate interrogation without counsel present if the accused has not yet requested, retained, or "accepted by appointment" counsel.
In his seventh seminar on The Ethics of Psychoanalysis (1959 1960), Lacan took a sort of turn fateful for the direction of his later trajectory, initiating an interrogation of the ways in which language was privileged by his 1950s "return to Freud".
With the precise knowledge of the most pertinent ontogenic changes in TLR responses in hand, we are now well positioned to initiate a targeted interrogation of the underlying molecular mechanisms governing early life innate immune ontogeny.
The patients were able to initiate additional remote interrogations due to symptoms by calling the study nurse or doctor.
Cheney has even had a pass on torture, the "enhanced interrogation" policy that he initiated in his first months in office.
An interrogation by two novice heroes about CoreFire's disappearance gives Dr. Impossible the chance to escape and initiate a new attempt at world domination.
The Senate Intelligence Committee dutifully and diligently fulfilled their oversight responsibilities by initiating a review of the CIA's former detention and interrogation program in 2009.
Mohammed's interrogation was part of a secret C.I.A. program, initiated after September 11th, in which terrorist suspects such as Mohammed were detained in "black sites" — secret prisons outside the United States — and subjected to unusually harsh treatment.
He has since initiated a plan to investigate the sites, provide training in modern interrogation techniques and monitor the Afghan government's practices.
Udall asked Krass to ensure that the CIA provide the committee a copy of the internal review initiated under former CIA Director Leon Panetta of the agency's detention and interrogation program.
