If they cared so much about public safety, they should be willing to disregard a bit of testimony to get it.
It's insane that confessions are admissible at all really, since they are almost always false.
It's insane that confessions are admissible at all really, since they are almost always false.
When Khalid Sheikh Mohammed was interrogated, they only asked him questions that they already knew the answers to. They weren't immediately trying to get information. They were trying to get cooperation. Once he started answering truthfully, then they asked him questions for information.