The argument by some that there must be secrecy concerning interrogation tactics so they can be more effective is referred to as the:

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The argument that secrecy is necessary for effective interrogation tactics is commonly known as the "doctrine of necessity." This argument asserts that disclosing tactics will allow the enemy to prepare for the interrogation and undermine its effectiveness.

The Argument by Some That There Must Be Secrecy Concerning