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: ACS BlogJustice Department Memos Narrowly Defined Torture
Three heavily redacted Justice Department memoranda released pursuant to an ACLU FOIA request revealed additional information about CIA interrogation techniques.
Bush administration lawyers told the CIA in 2002 that waterboarding and other harsh measures were permissible so long as the interrogators possessed an “honest belief” that their actions did not cause severe suffering, the Washington Post reported. ACS resources on the proper role of the Justice Department are available here.
Full post as published by ACS Blog on August 03, 2008 (boomark / email).
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