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right to remain silent
(redirected from Right to silence)

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right to remain silent noun Fifth Amendment, privilege against self-incrimination, protection against self-incrimination, right to refrain from testifying against one's self
Associated concepts: Miranda warnings


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Byline: BEN ROSSINGTON CURTIS WARREN yesterday exercised his right to silence in his alleged drugs plot trial on Jersey.
Byline: BEN ROSSINGTON CURTIS Warren exercised his right to silence at his alleged drugs plot trial in Jersey.
Public school officials were within their right to silence Brittany McComb when she began to proselytize during her 2006 high school valedictorian speech, a federal appeals court has ruled.
 
 
 
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