Sentence examples for recorded interrogation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zalouti, 38, told the Swedish police shortly after his arrest that the group had planned the attack, according to a recorded interrogation played at the trial, the Danish news site Politiken.dk reported.

Requiring recorded interrogation is now the norm, rather than the exception across much of the U.S.: At least 20 states and the District of Columbia already require videotaping custodial interrogations.

He detailed the crimes in a recorded interrogation but then denied the crimes in court, accusing a detective of allowing him to smoke crack in return for a false confession.

Even the selectively recorded interrogations make for painful reading, as the suspects offer facts that are inconsistent with what happened, and the police browbeat them into false confessions.

Indeed, 20 years' worth of social science research on false confessions indicates that having recorded interrogations would dramatically increase the ability of prosecutors, investigators, jurors and judges to assess the validity of a confession.

In 2009, a state bar report confirmed the need for recording interrogations to reduce wrongful convictions.

Now, with inexpensive digital recording, Texas legislators are renewing a push to require the police to record interrogations.

The state also does not require law enforcement agencies to record interrogations, as some other states do.

In September, the police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, announced that detectives would record interrogations of people in cases of sex crimes and murders.

A13 Police to Record Interrogations Governor Rod R. Blagojevich said he would sign into law a bill to make Illinois the first state with a law requiring the police to record their interrogations of homicide suspects.

The best way to protect the innocent is to change the way the N.Y.P.D. conducts identifications and fails to record interrogations".