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    This thesis stakes the claim that some forms of coercive interrogation, also called interrogational torture, are morally justified under extreme circumstances for the defence of innocent persons and the institutions of liberal democracy. I go on to assert that persons harshly interrogated, and the interrogators, are rightfully offered compensatory care based on harm experienced as a result of defensive interrogation. The thesis is divided in two chapters. The first addresses the moral justificat…Read more