While a plea bargain with Mr. Moussaoui might have forced him to submit to interrogations about his knowledge of Al Qaeda's structure and plans, prosecutors never held much hope of an agreement, given Mr. Moussaoui's hostility to the government and expressions of loyalty to the cause of radical Islam.
Musicians had to go to the police department's licensing division to be fingerprinted, photographed, and subjected to interrogations about their personal life mostly focused on their potential drug use before they could be certified as worthy and wholesome.
In 1642 Beaufort fled to England to avoid interrogation about the conspiracy of Cinq-Mars, but upon Richelieu's death later that year he promptly returned to France.
My friend isn't pale like me, which means he's a walking zoo exhibit from the coasts to the country, always expected to respond to strangers' interrogations about his native land with a smile and a careful recounting of his family tree.
On February 9th Ms Jackson submitted to her first interrogation, about one of the Republican Party's pet peeves: the EPA's plan to restrict emissions of greenhouse gases from cars and factories by decree.That plan has been a long time in the making.
The formal application by Spirit Level Film to subject Taylor to an on-camera interrogation about his political career highlights the strict regulations limiting access to inmates and raises questions about what constitutes legitimate public interest in such a notorious figure.
It is vital that we are able to use interrogation to uncover information about our terrorist enemies.
Texas Senate Bill 4 would subject both Asian Americans and Latinxs to discriminatory stops and interrogation about their immigration status, even for people who have not been charged with any crime.
In response to the interrogation of about 40 Israelis upon arrival in Istanbul on a Turkish Airlines flight on Monday, Turkey pointed to intense security inspections of Turkish passengers in Tel Aviv Airport last week and said reciprocity was a basic principle in international customs procedures.
An angry Iraqi scientist accused "Mafia-like" United Nations inspectors today of using his wife's illness in an attempt to lure him abroad for interrogation about Baghdad's nuclear programs.
