The very first thing we see, for example, is an open mouth, belonging to a man under interrogation.

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He says employees under interrogation can say the questions are irrelevant to the way they are performing and intrude too much into their private life.

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Labor leader Mochtar Pakpahan has been detained and is under interrogation.

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The only real issue in letting Dzhokhar lawyer-up under Miranda is whether evidence gathered during interrogation can be used in court.

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Or the government could try to persuade a judge that any confession by Mr. Tsarnaev resulting from such an interrogation could be used as evidence against him under the "public safety" exception to the Miranda rule.

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Critics of the Bush administration's interrogation programme say the memos provide evidence that many of the methods amount to torture under US and international law.

BBC: Obama publishes 'torture' memos

Under the new procedure, they appear to have retained their powers to arrest suspects, who, after interrogation, will then presumably be handed over to the military courts.

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