When a person is accused of a crime, what is a right that he or she has according to the Bill of Rights? Question 6 options: A person may choose which judge presides over his or her case. A person cannot be charged twice for the same crime or be compelled to testify against himself or herself in court. A person may exercise his or her right to have his or her trial held in a state different from where the crime occurred. A person may choose to pay the victim compensation rather than have a trial by jury.