‘Everything is pure interrogation / until a rifle motions and you move’
The Supreme Court heard arguments in a major case testing whether police can enter a home without a warrant when pursuing someone for a minor crime.
The case comes amid increased scrutiny of police tactics in handling minor crimes.
NPR.ORG
The Supreme Court Wrestles With 'Police Chase' That Wasn't
IEEE Spectrum
It took researchers at Harvard’s Wyss Institute eight years and $37 million to develop the "Interrogator," a platform that automates the culturing, linking, and maintenance of multiple human organ-on-chips. Here’s how it might revolutionize the drug testing landscape.
The Interrogator system links ten organs-on-chips to predict how a human body metabolizes drugs
SPECTRUM.IEEE.ORG
Researchers Can Now Interrogate Body-on-Chip
The Interrogator system links ten organs-on-chips to predict how a human body metabolizes drugs
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On our Front Table this week, interrogate the role of the image with a history of documentary film pioneers, a photographic chronicle of social struggle in Chicago, a surrealist subversion of the documentary photo, and an artist's critical re-appropriation of racist imagery.
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From Instagram: NASA's three WB-57s fly over foggy downtown Houston, Texas during their historic formation flight on November 19th 2015. It was the first time all three planes have been aloft simultaneously since the early 1970s, when the U.S. Air Force had an operational squadron of WB-57s
Svetlana Alexievich, winner of the 2015 Nobel Prize in Literature, “works indirectly against an overweening master narrative that already exists,” writes Timothy Snyder. “It is precisely Alexievich’s relentlessly consistent interrogation of the formative experiences of the 1970s and 1980s that made hers such a precise critique of the abuse of memory in contemporary Belarus and especially contemporary Russia.”
"Why spend thousands and thousands of pounds on a degree when there is no guarantee of a job on graduation? Many university students can no longer afford the luxury of spending three years reading and thinking and investigating and interrogating simply for the love of it." ViaComment is free
Senate Asks C.I.A. to Share Its Report on Interrogations
By MARK MAZZETTI
The Senate Intelligence Committee has asked the C.I.A. for an
internal study that lawmakers believe is broadly critical of the
C.I.A.'s detention and interrogation program.
Fastweb Founder Returns to Italy for Questioning
Italian billionaire and Fastweb founder Silvio Scaglia was expected to return to Italy to face questioning by a judge and possibly be taken into custody on allegations of involvement in a tax-fraud and money-laundering scheme.
USA Today gives big play to the news from Congress but devotes its lead spot to a new poll that suggests Americans don't want the government to just focus on the economy and forget about the past. Almost two-thirds of Americans say there should be investigations into the Bush administration's warrantless wiretapping program and whether torture was used to interrogate terrorism suspects. Almost 40 percent say they'd favor criminal investigations. Americans also want the administration to investigate whether the Bush administration used the Justice Department for political purposes.
Lawmakers Urge Special Counsel Probe of Harsh Interrogation Tactics
Nearly 60 House Democrats yesterday urged the Justice Department to appoint a special counsel to examine whether top Bush administration officials may have committed crimes in authorizing the use of harsh interrogation tactics against suspected terrorists.
(By Joby Warrick, The Washington Post)Food Allergies Trigger Multibillion-Dollar Specialty Market
Kari Keaton is the sort of customer most businesses used to hate. The Rockville mother lingers at the grocery store, poring over ingredient labels. She calls food manufacturers and interrogates their customer service representatives about what sorts of foods get processed in the same facility and...
(By Annys Shin, The Washington Post)
The defendant refused to confess his guilt, despite the prosecutor's aggressive interrogatory.
| interrogatory | (noun) Formal systematic questioning. | ||
| Synonyms: | examination |
formation flight
航空機における「編隊」（へんたい）は、航空機が飛行する際に組む隊形。
interrogatory[in・ter・rog・a・to・ry]
- 発音記号[ìntərɑ'gətɔ`ːri | -rɔ'gətəri]
━━[名]
1 疑問, 尋問, 質問.
2 《法律》質問書, 質問手続き.
in・ter・rog・a・to・ri・ly
[副]interrogate
verb [T]
1 to ask someone a lot of questions for a long time in order to obtain information, sometimes using threats or violence:
Thousands of dissidents have been interrogated or imprisoned in recent weeks.
2 SPECIALIZED to obtain information from a computer
verb
[with object]interrogation
noun [C or U] ━━ n. 質問; 尋問; 疑問.
One by one they were taken for interrogation.
She was subjected to torture and lengthy interrogations.
In criminal law, process of formally and systematically questioning a suspect in order to elicit incriminating responses. The process is largely outside the governance of law, though in the U.S. relatively elaborate safeguards have been placed on police interrogatory powers in order to protect the rights of the accused.
noun
the action of interrogating or the process of being interrogated:would he keep his mouth shut under interrogation? he had conducted hundreds of criminal interrogations
interrogator noun [C]
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