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Should U.S. Police Forces, which are severely restricted in how they can interrogate and use electronic surveillance, be granted more freedom and power in order to implement counter-terrorist measures? Consider the possible ramifications of your answer.

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This solution discusses how the U.S. Police Forces, which are severely restricted in how they can interrogate and use electronic surveillance, should be granted more freedom and power in order to implement counter-terrorist measures. It also provides the possible ramifications, references and a related article on the consequences of torture interrogation of terrorists.

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