Which of the following best captures Dershowitz's conclusion in "Should the Ticking Bomb Terrorist Be Tortured?"
A) The torture of terror suspects is always morally justified by cost-benefit analysis.
B) The torture of terror suspects is generally effective and has the potential to saves lives.
C) The torture of terror suspects should be public, accountable, and institutionalized.
D) The torture of terror suspects creates a precedent for the violation of civil liberties.

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Dershowitz argues for a framework where the torture of terror suspects, in extreme cases like the "ticking bomb" scenario, should be regulated through legal means to ensure accountability and transparency, rather than being carried out in secret or without oversight.

Which of the Following Best Captures Dershowitz's Conclusion in "Should