Of course poetry that deals with subjects such as guard routines, interrogation techniques or terrorist operations could pose a security threat, but Gordon is unable to explain why Al Hela's poem is still classified, saying "I haven't read any of these [poems]".
Two of the studies relied on routine device interrogation.
Managers, doctors and lawyers not only set the program's parameters but dictated every facet of a detainee's daily routine, monitoring interrogations on an hour-by-hour basis.
Sexual violence used as a form of torture seems to have become a routine part of interrogations," Erika Guevara-Rosas, Americas Director for the group, said in a press release.
But as the series advances, the pair's working partnership gels to devastating effect, and their mastery of the classic "bad cop, bad cop" routine culminates in an interrogation scene so extreme it will never leave you.
Likewise, the Bush administration's decision to waterboard Khalid Shaikh Mohammed in the wake of 9/11 was far more defensible than the attempt, by many administration apologists, to insist that waterboarding raised no moral or legal difficulties at all, and should be a routine part of our interrogation repertoire going forward.
Over time, however, police compliance became second nature, and the warning has become a routine part of post-arrest interrogation.
If contemporary crime fiction by such masters of the genre as Michael Connelly, Ed McBain, P. D. James, Ian Rankin, and Richard Price is imagined as a kind of Olympic event, the interrogation is the routine designed to lift a performance above the competition.
All charges have now been dropped.An Amnesty International report criticised Israel's routine torture of Palestinian suspects under interrogation, a practice legitimised by the country's Supreme Court.
