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Why might trickery, innuendo or even falsehoods asserted by police during questioning not be Fifth Amendment violations?

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Why might trickery, innuendo or even falsehoods asserted by police during questioning not be Fifth Amendment violations?

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Because trickery, innuendo and falsehoods asserted by police have nothing to do with grand juries, private property, or subjecting a person to punishment for the same offence twice, nor do they compel a criminal to be a witness against himself, nor does it deprive life, liberty, or property, without due process of law.