Ordering a suspect to speak so that a witness may try to identify the suspect's voice is covered by the Fifth Amendment self-incrimination clause.

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The Fifth Amendment self-incrimination clause does not prevent law enforcement from ordering a suspect to speak for voice identification by a witness, as this is considered non-testimonial evidence and does not violate the suspect's rights against self-incrimination.

Ordering a Suspect to Speak So That a Witness May