Army Inspector General Inspection Report on Detainee Operations
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Army Inspector General Inspection Report on Detainee Operations
On February 10, 2004, the Acting Secretary of the Army directed the Department of the Army Inspector General (DAIG) to conduct an assessment of detainee operations in Afghanistan and Iraq. Special Report
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It is important to do the investigations and be able to keep the information confidential. In todays world it seems like no one knows what the word confidential means.
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Confidentiality is a thing of the past I believe. I remember hearing a story on the news where that the government lost a computer with a lot of social security numbers on it. Those were susposed to be confidential but they ended up in the hands of people who had no business having them.
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