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9. A husband and wife have been charged in a string of robberies. The prosecutor wants to question one of the defendants on the stand, but he refuses to
answer any questions. Every time she asks him a question about the robberies, he answers, "I plead the Fifth." What does this mean?
He is refusing to incriminate himself during trial.
He is saying that his wife is solely responsible for the crimes.
He is implying that he is innocent of all charges.
He is communicating that he wants to plead guilty.

answer:

insta, i mean its just better

we stop at red lights because, quite often, those who are crossing the intersection, with the right of way may very well t-bone your car and kill you, your passengers and even the people in the other car.

explanation:

answer: b or a or c or d

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