Question
A suspect is arrested on suspicion of burglary. When the suspect arrives at the police station, the police ask them about their activities during the last 24 hours. The suspect refuses to answer. What amendment protects their right to do this?(1 point)
Responses
the Fifth Amendment
the Fifth Amendment
the Second Amendment
the Second Amendment
the First Amendment
the First Amendment
the Tenth Amendment
Responses
the Fifth Amendment
the Fifth Amendment
the Second Amendment
the Second Amendment
the First Amendment
the First Amendment
the Tenth Amendment
Answers
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The amendment that protects the suspect's right to refuse to answer questions about their activities is the **Fifth Amendment**. This amendment includes the right against self-incrimination, allowing individuals to remain silent when questioned by law enforcement.