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Interrogation
Interrogation or Questioning is interviewing as employed by officers of the Police, Military, and Inquisition.
The interviewed is also referred to as a "source".
Interviewing is not necessarily to force a confession, but rather to develop sufficient rapport as to prompt the source to disclose valuable information.
More Interrogation Tapes
Ali al-MarriThe New York Times reports:The Defense Department is conducting an extensive review of the videotaping of interrogations at military facilities from Iraq to Guant&aacut
"The Principals" of Interrogation
This is a link to a my World News story last night that I've spent the last five months reporting. It's about what sources said was the role of some of the President's most senior and influential advisers--Principals of the...
The Politics of Interrogation
A strong statement by Sen. Lindsey Graham in this morning's Armed Services Committee that sheds some light on how Republicans are going to approach controversial interrogation policies and terrorism issues in the months to come--as Democrats kick off a series...
Why Listen to Me about Interrogation?
I've stayed out of the fray on this for as long as possible, but with the release of the memos from the Office of Legal Counsel, I juat have to include my opinion...
When Is Interrogation Torture?
This post is adapted from my new draft article, The Experiential Future of the Law. Comments on the article are welcome at akolber ?at? sandiego...
Recording a Police Interrogation
NEW YORK (AP) -- A teenage suspect who secretly recorded his interrogation on an MP3 player has landed a veteran detective in the middle of perjury charges, authorities said Thursday...
















