Select Undisclosed Documents Referenced in News Articles, Government Memoranda and Reports1. Memorandum from the Justice Department to CIA providing guidance on twenty permissible interrogation ...

Similarly, a June 21, 2004 Newsweek article quotes Flanigan as explaining the interest of the CIA in obtaining legal advice on permissible interrogation techniques.

In 2007, Hayden ended the use of half the “enhanced interrogation” techniques, including waterboarding, because American law, our understanding of the threat and our sources of information had ...

The interrogation procedures used in U.S.-run Iraqi prisons -- including the use of military policy to prepare detainees for questioning -- were modeled on those used at the U.S. detention center ...

In 2007, Hayden ended the use of half the “enhanced interrogation” techniques, including waterboarding, because American law, our understanding of the threat and our sources of information had ...

In 2007, Hayden ended the use of half the "enhanced interrogation" techniques, including waterboarding, because American law, our understanding of the threat and our sources of information had ...

We envision such a law as requiring a collaborative effort between Congress and the departments of Defense and Justice in establishing procedures for the use of coercive interrogation techniques.

To extract information from suspected terrorists held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld approved harsh interrogation techniques in late 2002 that were not in accordance ...

An independent study of the Waukegan police department’s juvenile arrest and interrogation procedures prompted by the false arrest of a teenager determined current policies are generally in l… ...

Rather than asking whether otherwise permissible interrogation techniques went too far, consider this: Could a sitting or former president be prosecuted for selling crack cocaine out of the Oval ...

In 2007, Hayden ended the use of half the "enhanced interrogation" techniques, including waterboarding, because American law, our understanding of the threat and our sources of information had ...