The new "ethics light" guidelines concluded that it was appropriate for psychologists to remain involved with "enhanced" interrogations, to make sure they remained "safe, legal, ethical and effective".
And yet despite this barrage of queries, the chatty interrogation designed to make us feel that iVillage and Oxygen.com are interested in us -- Are fitness videos part of your regime?
But Mr. Bush and Mr. Hadley have declined to say what kind of "alternative interrogation practices" they want to make explicitly legal, so interrogators do not have to fear prosecution under the War Crimes Act for violating the Geneva Conventions.
It was less valuable as a model of journalistic interrogation: Rodriguez was allowed to make a case for torture, and promote his book, "Hard Measures," under fairly mild questioning.
It began on October 11 , 2002 with a request by J.T.F.-170's commander, Major General Michael Dunlavey, to make interrogations more aggressive.
The film's two scenes of such interrogations show just enough to make your blood freeze without reveling in gore.
Activists and lawyers detained in China's human rights crackdown this year suffered beatings, sleep deprivation and multiple interrogations and were forced to make videotaped "confessions", according to accounts obtained by the Guardian.
Peter apologised for the interrogation, saying it was necessary to make sure there were "no contradictions" in her story.
As more data are added to FishNet we will also continue to develop tools for the interrogation of this data set to make use of this 3D resource.
To make videotaping interrogations mandatory, as some states have done, requires a new law, but the DA can make it a standard practice within his/her jurisdiction, which Aborn says he will do.
