The agency’s Office of Technical Services commissioned a report by two contract psychologists, James Mitchell and Bruce Jessen. (...) The company that the psychologists created ultimately would be paid $81 million and revolutionize the agency’s approach toward detention and interrogation, the Senate report said. On Feb. 7, 2002, Mr. Bush declared that the laws of war did not apply to Qaeda suspects. That decision opened the door for the C.I.A. to interrogate prisoners in previously unthinkable ways.
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