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

Athe Fifth Amendment.
Bthe First Amendment.
CMarbury v. Arizona.
DRoe v. Wade.

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BFifth Amendment.  It is also known as “Pleading

the Fifth”.  It is used for citing the freedom that
allows a witness to refuse to answer questions where the answers might implicate
him or her to avoid suffering a penalty for declaring the benefit. A defendant
cannot be forced to become a witness at his or her own trial. But he or she decides
to testify, he or she is not eligible to the privilege, and in conclusion can
be drawn for refusing to answer a question while being cross-examined in court. 

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