Four states and the District of Columbia require the electronic recording of interrogations, though laws in two of the states, Illinois and Maine, have not yet taken effect.
You can redo action sequences, but not interrogations, though you can use "intuition" to make things easier and reduce your response choices.
Later in the interrogation, though, he said that several people had come over, among them his friend Wayne Washington.
Under interrogation, though, he concedes: "Maybe I do have some management skills and an understanding of human nature".
To mount that sort of interrogation, though, you have to be somewhat driven to do more than allow your guests to show off their best evasions.
Tarantino acted like a crime suspect who had something to hide, and who broke under the pressures of an interrogation (though Murthy's journalistic style hardly compares to the tortuous line of questioning used by, say, Hans Landa in Inglourious Basterds).
Palestinian leaders have placed blame for Mr. Jaradat's death on what they described as "severe torture" during interrogation, though Israeli officials say the bruising and broken ribs cited as evidence of torture could have been caused by resuscitation efforts.
Later on Monday, the authorities detained Junaid Babunagari, Hefajat-e-Islam's secretary general, in Dhaka for interrogation, though the group's spiritual leader, Allama Shah Ahmad Shafi, was allowed to leave the capital for Chittagong.
Mr. Thompkins then remained almost entirely silent in the face of three hours of interrogation, though he did say that his chair was hard and that he did not want a peppermint.
This is based in part on the Israeli system of passenger interrogation, though of course the Israelis screen far fewer passengers than the 1.8 million people a day the T.S.A. puts through its checkpoints.
Peruvian statutes permit a suspect to be detained for up to 18 months for interrogation, though Altez Navarro expressed skepticism that law enforcement officers will do so with his client.
