Sentence examples for private interrogators from inspiring English sources
The department found that 27 private interrogators, employees of CACI, a Virginia company, had been improperly hired under a contract for "information technology workers".
3. Private Interrogators: Vote to kill an amendment to a $447 billion defense budget bill that would ban private contractors in military interrogations.
The plan to bar private interrogators within 90 days and translators within a year was rejected on a 54-43 vothe toughergher criminal penalties -- of as much as 20 years -- were defeated 52-46.
He acknowledged that one private interrogator cited as having taken part in abuses, Steven Stephanowicz, was still employed in Iraq pending the outcome of an investigation.
(Recall that the private military interrogators at Abu Ghraib prison were originally hired through a computer services contract overseen by an Interior Department office in Arizona).
A5 The use of private contractors as interrogators at Abu Ghraib and other prisons in Iraq violates Army policy that requires such jobs to be filled by government employees because of the "risk to national security," among other concerns.
The use of private contractors as interrogators at Abu Ghraib and other prisons in Iraq violates an Army policy that requires such jobs to be filled by government employees because of the "risk to national security," among other concerns, the Army acknowledged Friday.
"Interrogation for Profit" (editorial, June 12) correctly lauds Congress's belated effort to bar private contractors from interrogator roles — more than four years after we learned of the contractors' responsibility for detainee abuses at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.
In April 2010, a source close to Mobley's interrogators told private intelligence firm Stratfor: "The dude's… going to die here.
(You may remember CACI as one of the private companies that supplied interrogators implicated in the Abu Ghraib prison torture scandal during the U.S. occupation of Iraq).
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