One of his four lawyers, Maître Eric Dupond-Moretti, said after yesterday's interrogation by magistrates that M. Kerviel had been abandoned by his bosses like "rats leaving a sinking ship".
The film, like Douglas's Starr's recent New Yorker article "The Interview," explains why today's psychological interrogation tactics are so powerful that they can influence even innocent people to confess.
As history often repeats itself, the Nazis even had an expression for today's "enhanced interrogations", "Versharfte Vernehmung", which means "intensified questioning".
After the reunion cattle call and last week's Mesh interrogation of David Treadwell, the apparent news shifted back to the denouement of the Microsoft Yahoo acquisition, now amusingly being called a merger by the Wall Street Journal and the Times.
The editor of the conservative magazine National Review today protested the State Department's interrogation of a reporter who had criticized the ease with which Saudis had been granted visas.
Since Justice Garson's interrogation several months ago, the typically unwatched world of the Brooklyn judiciary has been radically transformed.
A report on Headley's interrogation last June by Indian investigators obtained and published by the Guardian in October revealed that the 51-year-old double agent gave his questioners a detailed picture of close co-ordination between at least lower-ranking officers in the ISI and the LeT militants.
In my article on Leon Panetta and the C.I.A. this week, I discussed the damning, still-classified 2004 report on the agency's interrogation practices, by the former Inspector General John Helgerson.
By Jane Mayer June 17, 2009 In my article on Leon Panetta and the C.I.A. this week, I discussed the damning, still-classified 2004 report on the agency's interrogation practices, by the former Inspector General John Helgerson.
The Central Intelligence Agency on Monday is to release a highly critical 2004 report on the agency's interrogation program by the C.I.A. inspector general.
