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To poster 4. By \"loved one\" do you mean a wife\/husband or more along the lines of a girlfriend? Technically, a spouse is able to plead the fifth in cases dealing with their significant other. It isn't required that you do or do not plead the fifth though, but you cannot be forced to incriminate them. <\/p>\n
Can you use the fifth amendment in a simple assault case? <\/p>\n
does the fifth amendment apply when you have been ordered to testify against a loved one? Do you have to testify or can you \"plead the fifth\" to not incriminate a loved one? <\/p>\n
My question was and has not been answered yet. How does the 5th Amendment to the US constitution involve the taking of real property without just compensation? Very important and what are the consequences? <\/p>\n
Moderator's reply: Unfortunately, we are not equipped to respond to specific questions, which is why we created this discussion section on each article page. In this section, a reader may discuss article topics with other readers. Whether and when your questions will be answered, however, depends on fellow readers and posters. <\/p>\n
Under provisions of the Fifth Amendment, can a defendant be required to produce, before the time of trial, relevant evidence to the prosecution? <\/p>\n
How does the 5th Amendment to the US Constitution involve the taking of Real Property without just compensation? <\/p>\n
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