Series 63 practice questionmediumTestimony and self-incrimination
If a witness is compelled to testify under subpoena, what right does the USA specifically preserve for the witness?
- AThe right against self-incrimination.✓ Correct answer
- BThe right to refuse to appear at all.
- CThe right to demand immediate immunity from prosecution.
- DThe right to refuse to produce any records.
Explanation
Why A — The right against self-incrimination.
The USA preserves the right against self-incrimination when someone is compelled to testify or produce records (USA Sec 407). Witnesses cannot simply refuse to appear or produce records.
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