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What is the underlying principle behind the right of the accused to"take the fifth"?

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The accused does not have to prove his or her innocence.

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taking the fifth refers to the Fifth Amendment in which a person has the right to not incriminate themselves. it does not mean that the person is guilty for not talking but Council needs to be present during questioning.
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