Self-incrimination

• Author: Mark G. Daniel/Robert K. Gill
• Pages: 237-250

SELF-INCRIMINATION

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CHAPTER 5

SELFINCRIMINATION

§5:10 CONSTITUTIONAL AND STATUTORY PROVISIONS

§5:20 CONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTIONS

§5:21 General Points

§5:22 Comparison of Federal and State Protections

§5:23 Times When the Fifth Can Be Invoked

§5:24 When the Fifth Is Applicable

§5:25 When the Fifth Is Not Applicable—Falsehoods

§5:26 When the Fifth Is Not Applicable—No Incrimination

§5:27 When the Fifth Is Not Applicable—Waiver

§5:30 INVOKING THE PRIVILEGE

§5:31 Privilege Must Be Asserted

§5:32 Calling a Witness Who Will Assert the Privilege

§5:40 VIOLATION OF SELFINCRIMINATION PROTECTION

§5:41 General Points

§5:42 Penalty Situation Threats

§5:43 Lack of Knowing Waiver

§5:44 Garrity Issues

§5:50 SPECIFIC SITUATIONS

§5:51 Discovery During a Search

§5:52 Search of Electronic Devices

§5:53 Documents

§5:53.1 Documents—General Points

§5:53.2 Documents—Voluntarily Prepared

§5:54 Fingerprinting

§5:55 Physical Characteristics

§5:56 Blood and Breath Tests

§5:57 Handwriting Samples

§5:58 Voice Exemplars

§5:59 Post-Conviction Rehabilitation Programs

§5:70 PSYCHIATRIC AND PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS

§5:71 Statutory Provision

§5:72 General Points

§5:73 Required Warning and Notice