The defendant's privilege is when the accused refuses to answer questions on the stand.
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Q40: When a holder waives privilege it must
Q41: A privilege is absolute.
Q42: After a privilege is waived for a
Q43: A rationale for testimonial privilege is that
Q44: The right to remain silent is contained
Q46: "Derivative immunity" refers to the state's inability
Q47: "Use immunity" means that anything witnesses say
Q48: For testimonial privilege to exist, someone must
Q49: Testimony from a child against a parent
Q50: Marital testimony privilege exists to protect marital
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