Question

An accused person refuses to make statements against himself when he is arrested for a crime. What amendment protects his right to do so? the 27th Amendment the 5th Amendment the 1st Amendment the 6th Amendment

Answer 1

The answer is B. The 5th Amendment.

Explanation: The 5th Amendment is known for being "the right to remain silent." If someone does not wish to make statements about themself, they would "plead the fifth," which means to exercise the right, guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment.

Answer 2

the 5th amendment is the answer you are looking for