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Identify and explain the protections afforded to the accused under the 5th amendment. Explain when, if ever, a person can be compelled to testify against him/herself. Explain when, if ever, physical evidence can be compelled from the defendant without violating the defendants 5th amendment rights.

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Identify and explain the protections afforded to the accused under the 5th amendment. Explain when, if ever, a person can be compelled to testify against him/herself. Explain when, if ever, physical evidence can be compelled from the defendant without violating the defendants 5th amendment rights.

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