Among the Arguments Against the Use of Torture,which Is Inaccurate

question 61

Multiple Choice

Among the arguments against the use of torture,which is inaccurate?

• A)There is little empirical evidence suggesting that torture provides any real benefits,but much more that suggests it creates serious problems.
• B)The use of torture can damage civil rights and democratic institutions.
• C)There is a danger that such state-sponsored violence would become calculated and premeditated.
• D)The use of torture may cause the general public to sympathize with those who must engage in such behavior to gain information and knowledge to thwart evil intentions.

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Definitions:

Consideration

Something of value exchanged between parties in a contract, required for the agreement to be legally binding.

Liquidated Debt

A debt for which the amount owed is known and agreed upon by both parties.

Liquidated Debt

A debt for which the exact monetary value has been determined and acknowledged by both the debtor and creditor.

Unliquidated Debt

A debt that has not been determined or fixed in amount, often because it is subject to a legal dispute or requires a judgment to ascertain its value.