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2002 Justice memo OKs CIA interrogation tactics

huffingtonpost.com — The Justice Department in 2002 told the CIA that its interrogators would be safe from prosecution for violations of anti-torture laws if they believed "in good faith" that harsh techniques used to break prisoners' will would not cause "prolonged mental harm."

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  • LKnight, on 07/25/2008, -0/+2So they were coaching the people who made the decisions how to phrase their answers if they were questioned later?

    What happened to the America I knew as a kid? The one where torture was illegal and human rights were treasured?

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