What, According to Shue, Is the "Built-In End Point" of Interrogational

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Multiple Choice

What, according to Shue, is the "built-in end point" of interrogational torture?

• A) The point at which all of the desired information has been obtained from the victim.
• B) The point at which the victim is too physically or mentally exhausted to continue interrogation.
• C) The point at which any further torture is likely to result in the death of the victim.
• D) The point at which further interrogation would constitute an attack on the defenseless.

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