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You don't have to testify against yourselves, but, if given immunity, you have to testify against someone else (barring exceptional circumstances). This can pu
by mamurphy 8y ago
You don't have to testify against yourselves, but, if given immunity, you have to testify against someone else (barring exceptional circumstances).
This can put crime victims in the legal position of being forced to testify against their accuser, even if they are afraid or do not want to, under threat of contempt of court charges.