Sentence examples for interrogations that from inspiring English sources

According to testimony from the court proceedings obtained by The New York Times, Mr. Bo said interrogators threatened his family during hundreds of hours of interrogations that caused him to faint more than dozen times.

The memos provided a legal pretext for interrogations that ranged from merely illegal to outright torture.

Mr. Daqduq was captured later that year, and is said to have confessed during interrogations that did not include harsh techniques.

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.

Our jokes are interrogations that help us to figure out what we care about, and where our faith, at the moment, lies.

There is no logic, no rationality at all that you can perceive, in the questions you are asked in the interrogations that follow.

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.

In a coming report, Philip B. Heymann and Juliette Kayyem of Harvard University propose a model for confidential oversight of interrogations that fall short of torture.

Court records show that the prisoners have provided information in interrogations that suggests that Mr. Moussaoui had nothing to do with the Sept. 11 attacks.

The jogger case was based largely on the five young men's confessions; four of the five were videotaped only after long interrogations that were not recorded.

The law will require detectives to audio- or videotape homicide suspects during interrogations that occur while the suspects are in custody.