Army Report Shows How Rules That Don't Work Are Ignored

The 2004 report, more than 1,000 pages, offers an important lesson for today, especially because a revised 2006 version of that Army Field Manual has become the bible not only for military interrogators facing uncooperative "unlawful combatants," but also for CIA operatives. The lesson: When the rules don't seem to get results, people tend to ignore them.
Army Report Shows How Rules That Don't Work Are Ignored

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