Last week, we discussed whether our legislative response to the 9/11 attacks was mostly emotional. Was there a legal basis for the enhanced interrogation techniques used against suspected terrorists after 9/11? The memos detail the presidential administration’s thoughts on torture, and one of the architects of the program said he had the support of the Department of Justice. Was this a moral, ethical, and legal method to gather intelligence? Why or why not?

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Last week, we discussed whether our legislative response to the 9/11 attacks was mostly emotional. Was there a legal basis for the enhanced interrogation techniques used against suspected terrorists after 9/11? The memos detail the presidential administration’s thoughts on torture, and one of the architects of the program said he had the support of the Department of Justice. Was this a moral, ethical, and legal method to gather intelligence? Why or why not?

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