A reasonable right to privacy can be expected if refusing to testify against oneself in court, as shown in the last answer option.
What is the right to privacy?
- It is what allows an individual to keep personal information to themselves.
- It is what allows the individual not to reveal information about himself.
In short, the right to privacy is what maintains people's personal security. These rights can be exercised in several different ways. One such way occurs when a defendant refuses to be a witness against himself, revealing personal facts that could harm him.
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