Then she refused to answer lawmakers' further questions, citing her Fifth Amendment right not to incriminate herself.
In the middle of a speech, he played them a videotape that sought to incriminate one of the most powerful families in the land, the Larijanis.
The latest mischief-making concerns an alleged plan that was hatched last April to overthrow AK and to incriminate Turkey's largest and most influential Islamic brotherhood, led by a moderate preacher called Fetullah Gulen.A copy of the "Plan to Combat Islamic Fundamentalism" was published by Taraf, a liberal daily newspaper, on June 12th.
But this requirement, according to the court, was contrary to the convention, on the grounds that a defendant cannot be compelled to incriminate himself.A ruling by Birmingham Crown Court, involving two drivers charged with dangerous driving, is under appeal.
His testimony was then used to incriminate others.In this section The Blair House Project A rhetorical blowout The need to be seen to be clean To the barricades for Medicare The dance of the seven tweets The American exception Students v guns Save the fourth amendment ReprintsIt is, however, not just the war on terror that has nibbled away at liberties.
Their answer to Mrs Verroken's argument is that to break the ring of silence around a drug user, even for a fat cheque from a newspaper, is to incriminate oneself and then be shunned by official sporting bodies and sponsors.
(The present deputy prime minister is accused of having encouraged GAL people to incriminate members of the former Socialist government by promising them a pardon).
Turkey's prime minister is engulfed by scandals involving construction firms millions of Turks have clicked on YouTube recordings that purport to incriminate him.
The military hierarchy closed ranks: its singular aim to defend its honour, and incriminate Dreyfus, triumphed over the facts.In the end, justice prevailed.
But Ms Esfandiary doubts that, with the architect of the programme still in power, the regime would reveal anything that might incriminate it in the killing of more than 1,000 people by sarin gas in the Damascus suburb of Ghouta on April 21st last year, a war crime for which it still denies all responsibility.
It's war Men and women in black Reprints Related items Financing Eastern Europe: Who's fairest?May 23rd 2002 Uzbekistan: Such a popular presidentJan 31st 2002The use of torture, it also found, is common: "Police and the National Security Service routinely tortured, beat and otherwise mistreated detainees to obtain confessions, which they then used to incriminate the detainees.
