Sentence examples for interrogation that are from inspiring English sources
Nothing in this section shall preclude the Federal Bureau of Investigation, or other Federal law enforcement agencies, from continuing to use authorized, non-coercive techniques of interrogation that are designed to elicit voluntary statements and do not involve the use of force, threats, or promises.
There were a lot of still scenes, particularly during the interrogation, that were largely driven by dialogue – again, because it's Patinkin, this works beautifully.
In a video of a police interrogation that was shown to the jury, Mr. Ravi told investigators that he had invaded Mr. Clementi's privacy, but that he had not done so on purpose.
In a videotaped interrogation that was leaked to the news media, one defendant said that they would kill civilians without provocation after making it seem as if they were under attack.
After initially denying involvement, Mr. Peacock, who had received diagnoses of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder and had not taken his medication in five months, confessed during a police interrogation that was not recorded.
It's impossible not to imagine the systematic interrogation that was inflicted upon the detainees transferred here from Camp X-Ray.
It is a time-tested method of interrogation that is quick, efficient, and in accordance with American values.
One of the men who tortured Camarena asked him what he knew about Aldana, according to tapes of the interrogation that were recovered by Mexican officials and later turned over to the DEA after initial resistance.
As a deputy assistant attorney general in the George W. Bush administration, Yoo wrote the heinous memos condoning "methods of interrogation" that were condemned by international definitions as torture.
It could offer a counterweight to the many old-school methods, like lineups and unrecorded police interrogations, that are heavily relied upon despite serious flaws.
Several said his experience as a litigator has prepared him well for the frequent Congressional interrogations that are part of any special inspector general's job.
