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Increasing Oversight of Interrogations of Terrorism Suspects
August 25, 2009
Expert: Dr. Kermit Roosevelt Professor of Law University of Pennsylvania Credentials: • Researches and teaches constitutional law and conflict of laws
Quote: “The United States signed treaties declaring torture a crime and committing ourselves to investigate it. Congress specifically prohibited it in federal law. If we do not investigate abuse allegations against suspected terrorists, we’re saying that people in power can break the law with impunity; we’re saying that we have no commitment to enforcing the law when there may be political costs.”
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