Self-incrimination occurs when an offender provides information about his or her guilt in a criminal offense.

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Self-incrimination refers to the act of exposing oneself to an accusation or charge of crime, or to making oneself appear guilty of a crime, by any statement or action. This includes providing information or evidence that directly indicates one's involvement or guilt in a criminal offense.

Self-Incrimination Occurs When an Offender Provides Information About His or Her