If a defendant invokes his Miranda rights when interrogated by the police, a prosecutor cannot comment to the jury that not testifying constitutes evidence of guilt.

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A prosecutor cannot comment on a defendant's invocation of their Miranda rights or their decision not to testify, as it would violate the defendant's Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.

If a Defendant Invokes His Miranda Rights When Interrogated by the Police