A person who is on trial for a crime and “Takes the Fifth” is _____. none of the above is asking for a different lawyer is exercising his or her right to not give self-incriminating answers. assumed to

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A person who is on trial for a crime and “Takes the Fifth” is _____.

none of the above
is asking for a different lawyer
is exercising his or her right to not give self-incriminating answers.
assumed to be guilty

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I'm not sure what the answer is but the one above me. i think he meant c

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The answer is B, Is exercising his or her right not to give self-incriminating answers.

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