KnowraFifth Amendment to the United States ConstitutionLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution, each with the reason it gives.All 12Broader topic 2Related 6Narrower topic 1Compared with 3Due processRelated: Its Due Process Clause restricts the federal government.McCarthyismRelated: Witnesses invoked it to avoid answers that might expose them to prosecution.United States Bill of RightsBroader topic: It includes due process, protection against compelled self-incrimination, and limits on double jeopardy.Dred Scott v. SandfordRelated: The majority treated the amendment’s due-process protection of property as a barrier to banning slavery in territories.House Un-American Activities CommitteeRelated: Some witnesses invoked its protection rather than answer questions about political associations.Fourth Amendment to the United States ConstitutionCompared with: It addresses compelled testimony, unlike the Fourth Amendment's regulation of searches and seizures.Eminent domainNarrower topic: Its Takings Clause supplies the federal constitutional rule for public-use takings and compensation.Grand juryRelated: Its Grand Jury Clause requires federal grand jury indictment for many serious crimes.Joseph McCarthyRelated: Witnesses before congressional investigations invoked its protections, often facing public suspicion as a result.Eighth Amendment to the United States ConstitutionCompared with: Its trial and due-process protections address different stages from the Eighth Amendment’s punishment limits.Hollywood TenCompared with: The Ten invoked constitutional protections, but their refusal did not prevent contempt prosecutions.Right to silenceBroader topic: Its Self-Incrimination Clause is the principal constitutional basis for the American right.