Sentence examples for interrogate criminal from inspiring English sources

Emily Berman, counsel at the Brennan Center for Justice at the NYU School of Law commented that "[Berghuis]' potential consequences are as predictable as night following day: Police will interrogate criminal suspects who do not explicitly invoke their rights—often, those will be suspects who are unsophisticated, poorly educated or mentally ill for hours on end.

The prospect of reading minds has led to ethical concerns that the technology could be used covertly or to interrogate criminals and terrorists.

I was able to talk my way out of any intervention, skillfully changing the subject with the experience of a frequently interrogated criminal.

He served in the intelligence service and after World War II went to Austria to help identify and interrogate war criminals.

His extradition papers say that the justice minister could deport him "without obligating the minister to take into consideration the recommendations of the detective judge who interrogated the criminal".

Government officials said at the time it was needed to house and interrogate dangerous criminals who posed a threat to the country; critics say many of its prisoners were low-level threats held indefinitely and without trials.

Students who lie will not go to jail; nor do those people who interrogate the mock criminal have formal Reid training.

Jellinek went overseas and fought in the final battles of the war in Europe; after the Armistice, he used the German it was obligatory for every Hungarian to learn to interrogate suspected war criminals.

According to Mr. Rastgar, who said he had personally given detailed information to members of Iran's Parliament about Mr. Beheshti's death, the blogger had been interrogated by the criminal investigative police, which normally deals with cases of rape and murder.

That's where it dawned on me: a cop, looking for a legendary criminal, interrogating a marginal suspect, who feeds him a long story, who's creating all the details from items in the room.

"Why?" he snapped as if he were a cop on "Dragnet" interrogating a common criminal.