Which of the following procedures would violate a suspect's privilege against self-incrimination?

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The privilege against self-incrimination specifically protects individuals from being compelled to testify against themselves in a criminal case, which is directly violated if a suspect is required to testify at a trial. Other options, such as giving voice exemplars, being photographed, or submitting to the drawing of blood, do not involve compelling a suspect to provide testimonial evidence against themselves and are therefore not violations of this privilege.

Which of the Following Procedures Would Violate a Suspect's Privilege