Before the 1930s, an interrogator in the United States would be likely to use all of the following actions to elicit confessions, EXCEPT:

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Before the 1930s, while abusive interrogation techniques such as beating a suspect, applying electric shocks, and dragging a suspect by her hair were unfortunately not uncommon, there is no widespread historical evidence to suggest that imprisoning a suspect's children as a method to elicit confessions was a standard or accepted practice in the United States.

Before the 1930s, an Interrogator in the United States Would