Which evidence is protected by the Fifth Amendment?

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The Fifth Amendment protects individuals from self-incrimination, which includes not being forced to make statements that could be used against them in a criminal trial. Therefore, evidence in the form of statements made by an individual is protected by the Fifth Amendment. The other options (weapons, appearance in a lineup, fingerprints) do not involve statements and therefore are not protected by the Fifth Amendment.

Which Evidence Is Protected by the Fifth Amendment