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CCTVs, Audio Recording At All Interrogation Rooms, Lock-Ups: Supreme Court
All police stations in the country and investigation agencies including the CBI, National Investigation Agency and Enforcement Directorate, must install CCTV cameras with night vision and audio recording, the Supreme Court said Wednesday in a landmark order meant to prevent excesses in custody.
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Recordings Show Saudi Team Killed Khashoggi, Dismembered Body: Turks
The Turkish government has told U.S. officials that it has audio and video recordings that prove Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi was killed inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul this month, according to U.S. and Turkish officials.
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CIA Nominee Gina Haspel Faces Grilling Over Torture Record
Facing tough opposition over her own record, CIA director nominee Gina Haspel will pledge Wednesday to never revive the interrogation program that saw Al-Qaeda detainees tortured.
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Why Was Statement of Salman Khan's Driver Not Recorded? Asks Lawyer
Picking holes in prosecution arguments in the 2002 hit-and-run case, the lawyer defending convicted filmstar Salman Khan on Thursday sought to know in Bombay High Court why police had not recorded the statement of his driver when they interrogated him after the mishap.
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FBI, in Historic Policy Change, to Record Interrogations
The FBI and several other US federal law enforcement agencies will reverse a policy that has long prohibited the recording of interrogations of people held in custody, a Justice Department memo sent last week said.
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Japan Mulls Filming Criminal Interrogations: Reports
Japanese investigators could have to make video recordings of criminal interrogations under new proposals aimed at achieving transparency in a system often criticised as opaque, reports said on Thursday.
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Amit Shah seeks bail; interrogation will be recorded
After a dramatic Sunday, a Monday of fast-paced developments. Former Gujarat Minister of State for Home Amit Shah has moved the special CBI court for bail and the court will hear his plea on August 2. Veteran lawyer Ram Jethmalani will assist Shah's advocates in pleading for bail.The court has also granted permission to the CBI to interrogate Shah ...
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CCTVs, Audio Recording At All Interrogation Rooms, Lock-Ups: Supreme Court
All police stations in the country and investigation agencies including the CBI, National Investigation Agency and Enforcement Directorate, must install CCTV cameras with night vision and audio recording, the Supreme Court said Wednesday in a landmark order meant to prevent excesses in custody.
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Recordings Show Saudi Team Killed Khashoggi, Dismembered Body: Turks
The Turkish government has told U.S. officials that it has audio and video recordings that prove Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi was killed inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul this month, according to U.S. and Turkish officials.
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CIA Nominee Gina Haspel Faces Grilling Over Torture Record
Facing tough opposition over her own record, CIA director nominee Gina Haspel will pledge Wednesday to never revive the interrogation program that saw Al-Qaeda detainees tortured.
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Why Was Statement of Salman Khan's Driver Not Recorded? Asks Lawyer
Picking holes in prosecution arguments in the 2002 hit-and-run case, the lawyer defending convicted filmstar Salman Khan on Thursday sought to know in Bombay High Court why police had not recorded the statement of his driver when they interrogated him after the mishap.
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FBI, in Historic Policy Change, to Record Interrogations
The FBI and several other US federal law enforcement agencies will reverse a policy that has long prohibited the recording of interrogations of people held in custody, a Justice Department memo sent last week said.
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Japan Mulls Filming Criminal Interrogations: Reports
Japanese investigators could have to make video recordings of criminal interrogations under new proposals aimed at achieving transparency in a system often criticised as opaque, reports said on Thursday.
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Amit Shah seeks bail; interrogation will be recorded
After a dramatic Sunday, a Monday of fast-paced developments. Former Gujarat Minister of State for Home Amit Shah has moved the special CBI court for bail and the court will hear his plea on August 2. Veteran lawyer Ram Jethmalani will assist Shah's advocates in pleading for bail.The court has also granted permission to the CBI to interrogate Shah ...
