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ACLU FOIA 2004 proceeds/links: torture - Ed Jewett - 31-10-2009
Released Government Documents Responsive to 2004 Torture FOIA
(10/30/2009)
http://www.aclu.org/safefree/torture/41372res20091030.html
Department of Justice Office of Legal Counsel Letters and Memos to CIA Regarding Detention and Interrogation Policies:
- 11/3/2003 Letter to Senator Leahy from FBI Director Mueller confirming that the CIA is bound by the Constitution
- 10/18/2004 CIA Office of Medical Services (OMS) Guidelines on medical and psychological support to detainee rendition, interrogation and detention
- CIA Office of Inspector General report excerpts
- Interrogation Legal Authorities
- Description of stress positions and facial slap
- Interrogation of Detainees
- Guidelines for Memo on Interrogation
- 12/12/2002 Department of State fax coversheet
- 2/7/2002 White House memo regarding Geneva Conventions and humane treatment of al Qaeda and Taliban detainees
- 5/11/2004 Assistant Attorney General Goldsmith memo regarding advice to DOD on interrogations
- Applicability of Geneva Conventions III (POWs) and IV (civilians) in Iraq after June 30, 2004 and effect on U.S. powers and duties regarding detentions
- 1/27/2004 Saddam Hussein Interrogation document
- 1/27/2004 Memo regarding legal issues surrounding interview/interrogation of Saddam Hussein
- 5/19/2004 Memo regarding treatment of prisoners and detainees
- 10/4/2001 Department of State fax to White House National Security Counsel regarding Geneva Conventions and POWs
- 10/11/2001 Department of State fax to White House National Security Counsel regarding
- 10/12/2001 Department of State fax to White House National Security Counsel regarding POWs
Department of Justice Criminal Division Documents
FBI Documents Regarding Detention and Interrogation Policies
Reprocessed FBI Office of Inspector General Report: