Sentence examples for recording of interrogations from inspiring English sources

These include improvements in the use of eyewitness testimony and electronic recording of interrogations.

Across the country, 500 local law enforcement agencies require full or partial recording of interrogations, the report says.

The California State Sheriffs Associationn is fighting two bills there that would mandate electronic recording of interrogations and corroboration of informant testimony.

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.

"While electronic recording of interrogations should facilitate the discovery of false confession and is becoming standard police practice, the neglect to record is not a factor or circumstance that might induce a false confession," she wrote.

More than 500 local and state jurisdictions, including Alaska, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Wisconsin and the District of Columbia have adopted polices that require the recording of interrogations to help prevent false confessions, according to the Innocence Project.

Extensive records of interrogations were meticulously kept, he said, in what were called "knowledgeability briefs," copies of which were sent to officials at the Pentagon.

The texts – records of interrogations taken from three very different historical epochs, in French, German and English – certainly have dramatic potential.

Kassin supports recording videos of interrogations as a way to give juries a fuller picture, like whether a questioner lied to a suspect or witness, or implied that a confession would bring leniency.

Carol Rosenberg and Tom Lasseter, of the Miami Herald (representing the McClatchy papers, among those who had the files), write of records of interrogation after interrogation, Yet there's not a whiff in the documents that any of the work is leading the U.S. closer to capturing bin Laden.

The Justice Department, under questioning from the federal judge in the case in 2005, denied that any tape recording of the interrogations existed, only to concede last month that the C.I.A. had found three tapes that are apparently still in existence.