Bin Attash v. Obama

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• noting that petitioner argued that he made statements of denial “over the course of his detention”
• noting that exculpatory evidence includes any evidence of \inducements offered to a third party before or during the interrogation in which the statement was made\
• noting that exculpatory evidence includes any evidence of “inducements offered to a third party before or during the interrogation in which the statement was made”
• ordering production of any reasonably available evidence that “petitioner was subjected to abuse, torture, coercion, or duress”
• agreeing with the other members of this Court and ordering the production of all reasonably available evidence that the petitioner was subject to torture prior to or contemporaneous with the time the petitioner made any statements that were included in the factual return
• denying the petitioner’s request for depositions of his interrogators

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).