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When a criminal defendant invokes his firth amendment rights what does he mean That he doesn’t want a lawyer The he doesn’t want to testify against himself in court That he does…

When a criminal defendant invokes his firth amendment rights what does he mean That he doesn’t want a lawyer The he doesn’t want to testify against himself in court That he does…
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When a criminal defendant invokes his firth amendment rights what does he mean

That he doesn’t want a lawyer

The he doesn’t want to testify against himself in court

That he doesn’t want to go on trial

That he’s allowed to speak in his own defense

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Answer: Most likely he does not want to testify against himself in court

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