Interrogator - Law Dictionary Search Results
Redditive
Answering to an interrogative or inquiry conveying a reply as redditive words
Compelled testimony
evidence procured not merely by physical threats or violence but by psychic torture, atmospheric pressure, environmental coercion, tiring interrogative prolixity, overbearing and intimidatory methods and the like - not legal penalty for violation, Nandini Satpathy v. P.L.
Rack
1640. See TORTURE. Means an instrument of torture on which a person was slowly stretched, formerly used to interrogate someone charged with a crime, Black's Law Dictionary, 7th Edn., p. 1265.
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Hearsay evidence
is, that the person who is to be affected by the evidence ought to have an opportunity of interrogating the witness as to his means of knowledge, and concerning all the particulars of his statement. Hearsay evidence
Interrogatories
Interrogatories, written questions addressed on behalf of one party to a cause, before the trial thereof, to the other
Narcoanalysis
Narcoanalysis, means the process of injecting a 'truth-serum' drug into a patient to induce semi consciousness, and them interrogating the patient. This process has been utilized to enhance the memory of a witness, Black's Law Dictionary, 7th
Orthotone
Retaining the accent not enclitic said of certain indefinite pronouns and adverbs when used interrogatively which when not so used are ordinarilly enclitic
Question
The act of asking interrogation inquiry as to examine by question and answer
Erotesis
of speech by which a strong affirmation of the contrary is implied under the form of an earnest interrogation as in the following lines
Interrogatee
One who is interrogated
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