Question

question 10
which procedure was put in place to protect the fifth amendment right against self - incrimination?
a. the lemon test
b. just compensation
c. the miranda warning
d. symbolic speech

Explanation:

The Miranda warning (also known as Miranda rights) is a procedure that informs individuals in police custody of their right to remain silent (to avoid self - incrimination, protected by the Fifth Amendment) and their right to an attorney. The Lemon test is related to the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment (dealing with religion and government). Just compensation is related to the Fifth Amendment's Takings Clause (dealing with property). Symbolic speech is a form of First Amendment - protected speech. So the procedure to protect the Fifth Amendment right against self - incrimination is the Miranda warning.

Answer:

C. the Miranda warning