Sentence examples for interrogation last from inspiring English sources

"If they legalized the Self-Defense Forces, many people would confess that they are giving money," she said, according to a transcript of her interrogation last September.

Donald Reese, a company commander of the military police soldiers charged with abusing detainees at the prison, testified that Colonel Pappas was in the cellblock the night a prisoner died during an interrogation last November.

Judge Jane Marum Roush of Fairfax County Circuit Court said she would rule quickly on arguments by Mr. Malvo's lawyers that the police violated his rights during a six-hour interrogation last Nov. 7, the day he was transferred from federal custody in Maryland to local authorities in Virginia.

A report on Headley's interrogation last June by Indian investigators obtained and published by the Guardian in October revealed that the 51-year-old double agent gave his questioners a detailed picture of close co-ordination between at least lower-ranking officers in the ISI and the LeT militants.

In a similar parliamentary interrogation last month, John Sawers, head of MI6, Britiain's foreign security service, said publication of the Snowden revelations had "put our operations at risk.

In his interrogation last week, General Pinochet said that he was innocent and that any executions committed by the death squad were the responsibility of local commanders.

DENVER, Oct. 4 - The Army charged four soldiers on Monday with murder and dereliction of duty in the smothering of an Iraqi general during an interrogation last fall.

Under pressure from its neighbors, however, the government called Mr. Baasyir in for a two-hour interrogation last weekend, and his lawyer said today that he had been summoned for another round on Thursday.

An FBI agent who shot dead a friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev during an interrogation last year acted in self-defence and will not face criminal charges, a Florida prosecutor announced on Tuesday.

Lee Malvo, the younger man charged in the Washington-area sniper attacks, indicated that he wanted to talk to a lawyer at the beginning of an interrogation last fall in which law enforcement officials say he confessed to several of the shootings, according to a summary of the interviews produced by the police in Fairfax County, Va.

Fingerprints were subjected to a similarly brutal interrogation this year.