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Among the hard questions that Obama left open, in fact, is whether the C.I.A. will have to follow the same interrogation rules as the military.

What legal or moral position should the Justice or State Departments take if foreign governments apply the same interrogation techniques to American citizens, which the United States insists are justified for enemy combatants or possible terrorists in its custody?

News accounts said that by refusing to dismiss the indictment, prosecutors hoped to deny Mr. Whitmore's defense lawyers an argument: that dismissal of the double-murder indictment proved it had been coerced, and that Mr. Whitmore's confession to the Edmonds murder, elicited in the same interrogation, had therefore been coerced, too.

A recent report by the Israeli organisations B'tselem and HaMoked into human rights abuses in the same interrogation centre in Petah Tikva found that there have been 645 complaints filed by detainees over their treatment in the facility, but none have led to any criminal investigation.

In this way, the average number of activated tags in different stages of the interrogation is kept between N 0−N i and N 0. Notice that already identified tags stop responding to query commands and refrain from backscattering modulated UWB pulses in the same interrogation session.

The administration's case against the bill -- which merely asks our intelligence services to follow the same interrogation rules already in the US Army Field Manual -- is breathtakingly lame.

The lawyers said that when government officials prepared a second set of reports in mid-January summarizing the same interrogations, they omitted reference to Mr. Lindh's assertion that he had been disillusioned as a result of the Sept. 11 attacks, or that he had stayed with the Taliban only because he feared he would be killed if he fled.

Mr. Panetta would inherit a spy agency governed by rules somewhat more restrictive than under President George W. Bush, because of the executive orders issued by Mr. Obama last month that would shut agency prisons and require agency interrogators, for the time being, to abide by the same noncoercive interrogation techniques as those used by the military.

President Obama in January effectively ended the C.I.A.'s detention and interrogation program, shutting the agency's secret prisons and requiring the spy agency to follow the same noncoercive interrogation methods used by the military, although the C.I.A. is still permitted to capture and to temporarily detain terrorism suspects.

But confession is not the same as interrogation.

agents have used some of the same controversial interrogation methods that the U.S. has employed on some Al Qaeda suspects.