Taking the 5th
A Look Inside... The right of a person accused of a crime against self-incrimination is guaranteed under the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution. Simply put, this means that you have the right to keep your mouth shut and say nothing. If you proceed to go to trial, the burden is on the state or the federal government to prove your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, and the defendant cannot be compelled to testify and may remain silent.....
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