What Was the American Bar Association's Position on Enhanced Interrogation

question 209

Multiple Choice

What was the American Bar Association's position on enhanced interrogation techniques used during the Bush administration?

• A)That the tactics were not in violation of either U.S.or international law.
• B)That the tactics were in violation of U.S.and international law.
• C)That the tactics were not in violation of U.S.law, but were in violation of international law.
• D)That the tactics were in violation of U.S.law, but were not in violation of international law.

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