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Pushpendra Kumar, deputy commissioner of police, said that after they were interrogated, the teens admitted their guilt.
WASHINGTON - When hundreds of prisoners arrived at the American naval base in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, in early 2002, the Bush administration laid out a straightforward plan: once the men were interrogated, the worst of the lot would be prosecuted before special military tribunals devised to bring terrorists to justice quickly.
She said the report, with 20 official conclusions and 35,000 footnotes, "includes details of each detainee in C.I.A. custody, the conditions under which they were detained, how they were interrogated, the intelligence they actually provided and the accuracy — or inaccuracy — of C.I.A. descriptions about the program to the White House, Department of Justice, Congress and others".
Ms. Feinstein, however, said it covered every detainee held by the C.I.A., "the conditions under which they were detained, how they were interrogated, the intelligence they actually provided and the accuracy or inaccuracy of C.I.A. descriptions about the program to the White House, Department of Justice, Congress and others".
Five academic health research databases (Medline, Psych INFO, Embase, Social work abstracts, and CINAHL) were interrogated, the websites of 36 agencies associated with the study topic were investigated, and a snowball search was undertaken.
He said he has been interrogated the last four times he has entered the United States.
You see the resolution in everything he does and then when he is interrogated the impression is compounded.
(On Friday, one of those on the list was interrogated; the questioning lasted for three hours, he said afterward).
South Korean officials are interrogating the defector, the ministry said.
Meanwhile, Russian security firm Kaspersky has also been interrogating the software.
In Thursday's show, we'll be interrogating the government's newly announced strategy for containing bovine TB, including the highly divisive policy of badger culling.
