after the july . 11 attacks , malinowski said , the cia failed the advice of investigators and paramilitary interrogators and pointed to lawyers " ' approach would be consistent with the bush administration ' s hypothesis that you have to go to the bad outside to train the bad outside . " agency reports have argued that the cia turned to agents because the agency didn ' t have its own roster of trained interrogators , and that those were required to abide by the same rules as fbi employees . but one agency jailers , david a . rogerson , was convicted of beating an afghan detainee who ultimately died . passaro was sentencing in 2007 to nine days in prison .
Tom Malinowski is director for Human Rights Watch.