Sentence examples for interrogation if from inspiring English sources

Counterterrorism officials prefer to capture senior Qaeda leaders for interrogation, if possible.

"Some of the techniques allegedly used in interrogation, if true, are quite unacceptable in a modern democracy.

We have seen this in the criminal-justice system, where the Fifth Amendment's guarantee against coercive interrogation, if observed, helps guard against erroneous prosecutions.

The vast majority of cases turn on confessions by suspects who have no access to legal advice until long after interrogation, if ever.

We discussed one of the statements attributed to Hood in the police record of his interrogation: "If I don't say anything to explain, I will go to jail for a long time.

His aides dismissed the notion that he had a problem with accuracy, and noted his unusual willingness to face interrogation — if he is not at a town-hall-style forum, it seems, he is on a television chat show.

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.

Around the winter of 2002, I was asked by a person who knew me and knew my background to take a look at the manual, review the resistance techniques in the manual, and provide descriptions of what the detainees' behavior would look like during the interrogations if they deployed those techniques.

Nevertheless, he makes a strong argument that the framers were, if nothing else, aware of the need to prevent coercive interrogation — even if the means by which they chose to prevent it was prohibiting the use of coerced testimony at criminal trials.

Q: Were you told at the interrogation that if you go to the States you would be detained?

Neither arrest alone nor interrogation alone (if there has been no arrest) requires the warning to be given.