Examples of using The interrogee in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Q: Were there accusations or shouting at the interrogee?
Q: The interrogee says that he signed a paper which he did not know what it said.
Witness: I stressed to you that consulting is the interrogee' right and it is my duty to stress it to him and it is important.
Q: The interrogee claims that you did not inform him of his right to remain silent?
At first you see anunkempt-looking Haredi man who refuses to shake the interrogee's hand because she's a woman and he's religious.
Q: The interrogee claims that he signed because you intimidated him and wanted to hit him.
Q: What if I tell you that the consultation with the interrogee's father is also recorded and you did not allow it, right away.
Q: The interrogee claims that his brother was not allowed into the interrogation room to talk to him.
Q: The interrogee claims that you threatened to put him in a cell with soldiers and tell them to hit him.
He explain it a number of times and explainsthe suspicions against him and then he tells the interrogee that he better tell the truth.
Q: The interrogee claimed that you are the one who added names of other people into his statement and he did not say them.
A reasonable interrogation is an interrogation without torture,without cruel or inhuman treatment of the interrogee, and without a humiliating attitude thereto.
Q: When the lawyer arrived and you were in the interrogation who decided not to stop the interrogation andlet the lawyer meet the interrogee?
Q: The interrogee claimed here throughout his testimony that you did not actually ask him any question but just gave him the form to sign.
He types out the formula of the warning, reads out the interrogee's personal information, explains the names of the interrogators and the suspicions.
Q: The interrogee claims that you told him the names of the people who incriminated him and then you scared him and threatened to hit him.
Waiting" between interrogations for hours or days, throughout which time the interrogee is bound in a painful position while his head is covered with a smelly, wet sack, often with music blasting out loud- the"shabah" position.
The interrogee asks whether if he tells the truth he will go home and the interrogator says we shall see, and that will be decided by the officers.
Q: The interrogee also claims that you told him that his parents were waiting for him downstairs and that all he needed to do was to sign and then you would free him.
In addition, PCATI was updated by the authorities that the guidelines had been updated and that it had been decided to extend the chain connecting the handcuffs in order toallow the interrogee's hands to rest on the sides of the body instead of behind the back(some 50 cm).
Q: The interrogee claimed on the witness stand that during the interrogation you pressured him and threatened to hit him and then he was forced to confess.
Witness: There was a good atmosphere, the interrogee spoke out of his free will, he cooperated fully and he gave us details that surprised us and we didn't even know….
Since 2001, 645 interrogee complaints have been made to the Ministry of Justice concerning Israel Security Agency interrogators, but none have led to a criminal investigation.