Self-Incrimination Privilege
The Self-Incrimination Privilege is a legal right that allows an individual to refuse to answer questions or provide evidence that may incriminate themselves in a criminal case, as protected by the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution.
Also known as
Fifth Amendment Privilege, Privilegio de no autoincriminación, Privilegio de no autoincriminación, Privilège contre l'auto-incrimination, Privilégio contra a autoincriminação, Recht zur Selbstbelastung, Self-Incrimination Privilege, זכות לא להאשים את עצמו, स्व-अभियोग सुरक्षा, 自己責任に関する特権, 自证权利
Ancestry paths
- Objectives Litigation Objectives Litigation Defenses Litigation Criminal Defenses Immunity and Privilege Privilege
- Objectives Litigation Objectives Litigation Defenses Litigation Civil Defenses Discovery and Evidentiary Defenses Immunity and Privilege Privilege
- Objectives Litigation Objectives Litigation Defenses Litigation Civil Defenses Immunity and Privilege Privilege
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