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The CIA hired Mitchell and Jessen as contractors in 2002 to train interrogators and to develop an "alternative" set of interrogation methods for Abu Zubaydah, the CIA's first high-value detainee who was captured in Faisalabad, Pakistan in March 2002.
The program has been the subject of wide comment because it was used beginning in 2002 to devise interrogation methods for terror suspects.
Mr. Helgerson raised questions in 2004 about the legality of the agency's interrogation methods for Qaeda suspects and in 2005 issued a blistering report on the agency's failure to prevent the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
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Further evaluation of the region using more exhaustive interrogation methods for interacting fragments in a variety of tissues may yet yield evidence of further interactions.
The optimal eSPR interrogation method for MB sensing in a solution and in a uniform interfacial thin film formed by stem-loop oligonucleotides tagged with MB are evaluated.
For more than half a century, it has been the go-to police interrogation method for squeezing confessions out of suspects.
In 2002, the training program, known as SERE, for Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape, became a source of interrogation methods both for the C.I.A. and the military.
But according to a new report, there was an ulterior motive for setting up Guantanamo: It was the ideal long-term interrogation facility, a "battle lab" where detainees would be subjected to untested interrogation methods and "exploited" for their intelligence value in what turned out to be a massive "experiment".
Now, Democrats appear determined to examine the origins of the interrogation methods and try again for a ban on the use of force.
But at the urging of the Bush administration, Congress in 2006 authorized the agency to continue using harsher interrogation methods than those permitted for use by other agencies, including the military.
