The Supreme Court has held that the prohibition against being a witness against him or herself also applies to out-of-court confessions and compelled admissions.

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The Supreme Court has interpreted the Fifth Amendment's protection against self-incrimination to apply not only to in-court testimony but also to out-of-court confessions and compelled statements, preventing such evidence from being used against the individual in criminal proceedings.

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