What was the American Bar Association's position on enhanced interrogation techniques used during the Bush administration?
A)That the tactics were not in violation of either U.S.or international law.
B)That the tactics were in violation of U.S.and international law.
C)That the tactics were not in violation of U.S.law, but were in violation of international law.
D)That the tactics were in violation of U.S.law, but were not in violation of international law.

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In 2006, the American Bar Association issued a resolution stating that “all persons captured, detained, or held by the United States” must be treated "humanely, in accordance with U.S. and international law, including the Convention Against Torture." The ABA also specifically condemned the use of waterboarding and other enhanced interrogation techniques, stating that they were in violation of U.S. and international law.

What Was the American Bar Association's Position on Enhanced Interrogation