According to the Most Recent Interpretations of Self-Incrimination Provisions of the Fifth

According to the most recent interpretations of self-incrimination provisions of the Fifth Amendment by state and federal courts:

A) taking fingerprints and photographs of a suspect violates the Fifth Amendment.
B) the privilege protects an accused from being forced to appear in a lineup or give a DNA sample.
C) the protections of the Fifth Amendment do not apply in state criminal prosecutions.
D) the privilege protects the accused only from being compelled to testify against himself or herself or to give evidence of a testimonial or communicative nature.