01373nam a2200253Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030010001500071020002500086020002200111035003900133040001000172050002300182082001900205100002800224245010300252260007800355300002200433500002000455505054300475610005501018650004601073310075OCoLC20160527190226.0090310s2009    ilu           001 0 eng    a2009010377  a9781604423969 (pbk.)  a160442396X (pbk.)  a(OCoLC)314841079z(OCoLC)456177551  aPUCPR00aKF 9668b.S25 200900a345.73/0562221 aSalky, Steven M.2Local14aThe privilege of silencebFifth Amendment protections against self-incriminationcSteven M. Salky.  aChicago, Ill.bAmerican Bar Association, Criminal Justice Sectioncc2009.  ax, 190 p.c23 cm.  aIncludes index.0 aThe purpose and scope of the Fifth Amendment right against compulsory self-incrimination -- Elements of the Fifth Amendment -- Proceedings in which the Fifth Amendment may be asserted -- The process for determining the validity of the assertion -- How the right may be asserted -- Legal consequences of asserting the Fifth Amendment in non-criminal cases -- Stigma and the Fifth Amendment -- Waiver and risk of waiver -- Documents and the Fifth Amendment : the act of production privilege -- Immunity -- The future of the Fifth Amendment.10aUnited StatestConstitutionn5th Amendment.2Local 0aSelf-incriminationzUnited States.2Local