Severity of torture needs to be determined before legality can be known
David B. Rivkin, partner with Baker Hostetler LLP, discusses the morality of coercive techniques at the Committee on the Judiciary Hearing. The severity of tortures needs to be defined by experts and lawmakers. (0:35)
May 6, 2008
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