The right of accused people to not be forced by government to give evidence against themselves exists in the ....

Question

The right of accused people to not be forced by government to give evidence against themselves exists in the

 Fifth Amendment and was addressed by Miranda v. Arizona Sixth Amendment and was addressed by Miranda v. Arizona Fifth Amendment and was addressed by in re Gault Sixth Amendment and was addressed by in re Gault

Answer 1

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