Under the Fifth Amendment, when can a person be forced to produce documents for a government prosecution that could implicate a business in a violation of the law?

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The Fifth Amendment protects individuals from being compelled to incriminate themselves. However, this protection does not extend to the production of corporate records, even if those records might incriminate the individual producing them, because the rights apply to personal self-incrimination, not to entities like corporations. This scenario is not explicitly covered by the options provided, making E (none of the other choices) the correct answer.

Under the Fifth Amendment, When Can a Person Be Forced