Sentence examples for the interrogations conducted from inspiring English sources

Reports indicate that the U.S. military knew about the torture, received transcripts of the interrogations conducted by Yemeni interrogators, and interrogated several detainees themselves.

The fact that psychologists, doctors and other health professionals were involved in the interrogations conducted by the C.I.A. and the Defense Department has been previously reported.

This document is the German-language original of remarks made by the witness during the interrogation conducted on the noted date.

But the fact that Butler received oral warnings upon his arrest in the Bronx does not establish that he understood that the same rights applied to the interrogation conducted in New Rochelle.

In the meantime, interrogations conducted by the presiding magistrate, Guido Salvini, and chief prosecutor, Roberto Di Martino, have provided fresh leads.

The two passages in which "Britani" is named suggest that Mr. Mohammed himself was the main source for the accounts, in interrogations conducted by American officials on May 19, Aug. 14 and Aug. 18 of last year.

Their argument that "the president's inherent constitutional authority to manage a military campaign" rendered the United States' obligations under the Torture Convention "inapplicable" to interrogations conducted pursuant to his command left you wondering if they had ever heard of the Nuremberg tribunal.

WASHINGTON — Even the most exacting truth commission may have a hard time determining for certain whether brutal interrogations conducted by the Central Intelligence Agency helped keep the country safe.

"Miranda hasn't applied to most things that happened in war before because there is no prosecution involved". However, federal courts may find that Miranda does not apply to interrogations conducted for the purpose of intelligence gathering, said Gabor Rona, the international legal director for Human Rights First.

Investigators have received complaints from more than 160 former prisoners and have recovered thousands of video recordings of interrogations conducted by the Intelligence Corps.

Instead, they now appear to be part of an explicit policy of coercive interrogations conducted around the globe and supported by Justice Department and White House lawyers, who argued in 2002 and 2003 that the Geneva Conventions and other domestic and international bans on torture did not apply in these cases.