When terrorists were apprehended either in the United States or abroad in the 1990s, they were
A) accorded the treatment of any other criminal defendant, including receiving warnings about the right to silence, and a full-blown criminal jury trial.
B) subject to advanced interrogation techniques to ensure and preserve the safety and freedom of American citizens.
C) usually treated as enemy combatants and were tried by a military tribunal.
D) executed without question.

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In the 1990s, terrorists apprehended either in the United States or abroad were treated like any other criminal defendant, which included receiving warnings about the right to silence and the right to a full-blown criminal jury trial. This approach was consistent with the U.S. legal system's principles and the rights afforded to defendants under the U.S. Constitution.

When Terrorists Were Apprehended Either in the United States or Abroad