From the beginning, the concept of "enhanced interrogations" was based on the flawed view that it is possible to distinguish between legal and illegal uses of violence during interrogations.
The principle of the FBG interrogation is based on intensity demodulation achieved via a Fabry-Pérot filter.
It is now well known that the CIA interrogation strategies were based on work done by psychologists James Mitchell and Bruce Jessen in the Air Force's Survival Evasion Resistance Escape (SERE) program.
Its findings were based on interrogations with high-ranking M-14 members who are now in American custody, as well as on documents uncovered and translated by the Iraq Survey Group.
The document's findings were based on interrogations of more than 4,000 Taliban and al Qaeda detainees, the Times said, adding that it identified only few individual insurgents.
"Those recommendations that were made were based on the system that provided humane detention and excellent interrogation".
The senators said their conclusions were based on a three-year study of the agency's interrogation program by the intelligence committee staff that is nearing completion but remains secret.
Enfield plays Gregg Wallace in an extended Masterchef parody, and, more daringly, as HM The Queen in an imagined genealogical documentary Who Does One Think One Is? Syal gets a cop-show spoof as a detective whose interrogation technique is based on the scolding nosiness of a stereotypical Indian mother, and both Whitehall and Smith play contestants in sendups of TV relationship shows.
These hypothesis-generating studies require a consent process that provides the participant with an understanding of scale and scope of the interrogation, which is based on a contextual understanding of the goal and overall organization of the research since specific risks and benefits can be difficult to delineate [ 5, 6].
Worse yet, says Peirce, his interrogation in Algeria was based on information supplied from the UK.
The torture, sexual violence and inhumane conditions of detention that victims endure during the search and initial interrogation phase appear to be based on standard procedures".
