[sourcery]

Unless she has in fact broken a law, she has no right to invoke the 5th Amendment. It is logically impossible to incriminate oneself with respect to actions that were not crimes.

[FlingWingFlyer]

After the crap she pulled at the FEC and now this, this ho needs to be arrested. GIVE HER A REASON TO PLEAD THE 5TH!!!!

[Steve0113]

I’ve heard from several sources that, by making the statement, she had already begun testifying and it was too late to take the Fifth. Any legal minds out there who can say whether that’s true?

[blueunicorn6]

Libya is the main effort.

[Georgia Girl 2]

I broke no law and thats all I’ve got to say on the matter. :-)

[SaxxonWoods]

I read a legal expert on this today who says in this situation she can answer all the questions she wants and still stop answering whenever she wants.

This isn’t a trial, and she is not charged with a crime.

However, the irony does burn.

[Route395]

[Revolting cat!]

But seriously, is targeting a particular set of groups by the IRS illegal?

[tumblindice]

The right was brought to this country by ‘Puritans’ understandably unhappy with having been subjected to torture and forced confessions.
Strange as it may seem, it was contained within the Magna Carta, and was pretty much ignored, particularly by the Tudors.
I adhere to and support all ten of the original Bill of Rights. Without it, I wouldn’t be surprised to learn this bunch had been racking Christians.

[R_Kangel]

[eddie willers]

You cannot plead the 5th and also plead innocent.

You get one plea.