In the Supreme Court case of _______________, the Court held that a sex offender treatment program did not violate the Fifth Amendment's privilege against self-incrimination when it required that offenders acknowledge past crimes, insofar as doing so was the beginning of the rehabilitation process and acceptance of responsibility for their actions.

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In McCune v. Lile (2002), the Court held that a sex offender treatment program did not violate the Fifth Amendment's privilege against self-incrimination when it required that offenders acknowledge past crimes, insofar as doing so was the beginning of the rehabilitation process and acceptance of responsibility for their actions.

In the Supreme Court Case of _______________, the Court Held