Summary of the High Value Terrorist Detainee Program (PDF; 594 KB)
Source: Office of the Director of National Intelligence
“Multiple safeguards have been built into the program to assure its professionalism. All those involved in the questioning of detainees are carefully chosen and screened for demonstrated professional judgment and maturity; the average age of officers interrogating detainees is 43. Once selected, they must complete more than 250 hours of spec ialized training before they are allowed to come face-to-face with a terrorist. Additional fieldwork under the direct supervision of an experienced officer is required before they can direct an interrogation.”
See also: Biographies of High Value Terrorist Detainees (PDF; 1.35 MB)

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