US attorney general considers torture investigation

US attorney general Eric Holder is considering whether to appoint a criminal prosecutor to investigate the Bush administration's interrogation practices.

US attorney general considers torture investigation
Sun, 12 Jul, 2009 - 12:34

US attorney general Eric Holder is considering whether to appoint a criminal prosecutor to investigate the Bush administration's interrogation practices.

The controversial move would run counter to President Barack Obama's wishes to leave the issue in the past.

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