I agree with the article, though this doesn't quite sit right with me: > And no, it is not "self-incrimination" unless you did something criminal. People (in

I agree with the article, though this doesn't quite sit right with me: > And no, it is not "self-incrimination" unless you did something criminal. People (in the US) are allowed to remain silent to prevent self-incrimination. While arresting someone, why don't we just say "talking right now can't be self-incriminating if you did nothing criminal?" These are in the same family as "why do you need privacy if you have nothing to hide?" and I just don't think it was well thought out.