Fifth Amendment
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| Cowlings clearly invoked his 5th Amendment right against
self-incrimination during an earlier deposition, and lawyers presented
no evidence that would force him to testify again, said Superior Court
Judge Alan Haber. (34) A defendant may not be made to suffer for his silence because
of the 5th amendment privilege against self-incrimination. The evidence was later used to convict the
Wus in a 2002 jury trial (Case # CI-99-9392) where the defendants
refused to answer any questions citing their 5th Amendment privilege and
an ongoing FBI investigation. |
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