We know that those interrogations can provide critical intelligence, but the protections afforded by our civil justice system as opposed to the military tribunal system can encourage terrorists to lawyer up and to stop answering questions.
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Collins highlights the risks of civil justice protections hindering intelligence gathering from terrorists.
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