Torture, Interrogation, and the Fine Line between Them

Torture is defined as a physical or psychological distress, or an act that intentionally causes harm to people or animals. We would like to believe that torture is not common, but that is possible. The definition of torture is stubborn. When torture is tortured. Interrogation is to interview information that aims to confess or confess. But sometimes the trial is more than just an interview. Interrogation becomes a visible form, and some people can be regarded as torture.

Torture is not a major concern of the country, but there is a relationship between torture and the trial. Traditional use of torture is the extraction of information and is included within the scope of torture of trial (Tindale, 1996). This is an important factor in this study, as withholding of information that can be drawn through torture is the main reason behind torture. As far as the trial is concerned, this is most evident from the perspective of domestic affairs or torture. In these trials, the suspect used a specific type of torture. However, these types are not as serious as the type of torture reported outside the United States. For example, one type of torture the police authorities use in domestic affairs is to take away sleep. Ashcroft v. In the case of Tennessee, the suspect was interrogated by the police for 36 hours, but neither slept nor rested (322 US 143, 153-54, 1944).

Drag net torture trial is common. Soviet historians estimated between 1936 and 1939 that the Soviet government arrested 5% to 10% of the population to suppress political opposition. The reasons for the arrest are revealed as almost all members approved due to severe trials, strikes, loss of sleep, isolation etc. Procedures of torture trials that are widespread in communism "dirty war" during Latin American dictatorship are well known. According to a large-scale interview survey between 1987 and 1994, the Israeli Security Bureau officially interrogated 23,000 Palestinians, 94% of which were tortured or badly abused.