Torture Against Foreign Suspected Terrorists. Law.

As a criminologist, your specialty is terrorism, so it comes as no surprise that the torture with suspected terrorists. The reason for his request is that a series of new articles has exposed the agency’s practice of sending suspected terrorists to friendly nations that are less squeamish about using torture. Shocking photo evidence of torture from detention facilities at the Guantanamo base in Cuba support these charges. Legal scholars have argued that these tactics violate both international treaties and domestic statues prohibiting torture. Some maintain that the US Constitution limits the authority of an executive agency like the CIA to act against foreigners abroad and also limits physical coercion by the government under the Fifth Amendment due process and self-incrimination clauses and the Eight Amendment prohibition against cruel and unusual punishments. Legally, it is impermissible for United States authorities to engage in indefinite detention or torture regardless of the end, the place, or the victim.
Write a memo to the CIA director outlining the protocol you recommend for the use of torture with suspected terrorists. In your document, address when torture should be used, who it should be used on, and what tortures you recommend using. Of course, if you believe the use of torture is always unethical, you could let the director know why you have reached this conclusion.