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The right to remain silent when arrested or interrogated is guaranteed under

ARoe v. Wade.
BMarbury v. Arizona.
Cthe Fifth Amendment.
Dthe First Amendment.

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The right to remain silent when arrested or interrogated is guaranteed under "C. the Fifth Amendment", since the Founding Fathers wanted to grant people this freedom in order to help ensure fair trials. 

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Correct answer choice is :


C) The Fifth Amendment.


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One of the ten revisions to the United States Constitution that make up the Bill of Rights. The Fifth Amendment requires limitations on the government's prosecution of persons arrested for crimes. It prevents self-incrimination and double exposure and charges due process of law.

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