Sentence examples for the interrogation process from inspiring English sources

Though no one says it in so many words, the movie produces an uncanny impression of a disastrous logic at work in the interrogation process: the Army and C.I.A. interrogators, under great pressure to produce information, assume that the prisoners under their control must be guilty of something.

Though no one says it in so many words, "Taxi" produces an uncanny impression of the fundamental logic at work in the interrogation process: the Army and C.I.A. interrogators who take control of prisoners in Afghanistan or at Guantánamo assume that they must be guilty of something.

In a memo to Abu Zubaydah's interrogators, a C.I.A. official wrote that "the interrogation process takes precedence over preventative medical procedures".

The core of Miller's recommendations, as summarized in the Taguba report, was that the military police at Abu Ghraib should become part of the interrogation process: they should work closely with interrogators and intelligence officers in "setting the conditions for successful exploitation of the internees".

Eventually the soldier is seen stripped to his underwear in a frenzy of abasement, as he seeks to purge his guilt and pain by ritually re-enacting the interrogation process, with the shrink in the role of interrogator and himself as the powerless victim.

General Miller offered details of the interrogation process.

After an aide slipped him a note during the news conference, however, Mr. Rumsfeld corrected himself, noting that an inquiry by three Army generals had, in fact, found "two or three" cases of abuse during interrogations or the interrogations process.

"They acquiesced to, and facilitated, their interrogation at Guantánamo and indeed participated in that interrogation process.

Multiple police departments have requested copies of "Three Men and Adena" for use in training sessions due to its accurate portrayal of the intricacies of the police interrogation process.

"More than any other case, the Central Park jogger case underscored the need to videotape the entire interrogation process," Professor Drizin said.

"We were not happy and the station was not happy that the military was using certain interrogation techniques as part of the battlefield interrogation process," a senior intelligence official said.