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“I don’t remember” is a fine answer only if it’s true. Otherwise she could be punished for making false statements (the issue is how to prove someone actually d
by maxlybbert 7y ago
“I don’t remember” is a fine answer only if it’s true. Otherwise she could be punished for making false statements (the issue is how to prove someone actually does remember).
In court, she could just invoke the Fifth Amendment, but I don’t know whether that applies to grand jury proceedings, especially since the grand jury isn’t investigating her and she’s already served time for any crimes she committed.
- bitwize 7y agoYou can only invoke the Fifth Amendment if what you say would incriminate yourself. Chelsea is here being compelled to give evidence against other people. Also, if she were lying she could be charged with perjury.
- trickstra 7y agoit works for others, so why not here? https://youtu.be/-qCKR6wy94U?t=1121 https://youtu.be/-qCKR6wy94U?t=1121