The Fifth Amendment is one of the ten amendments that are stated in the Bill of Rights. This amendment asserts that people have to be indicated before being put on a trial. This means that the person had to be accused of their crime before by the grand jury and jurors, which are the section of citizens that declare guilty or not guilty. This Amendment also states double jeopardy, which is in that a person can not be charged for the same crime twice when they have been proven not guilty for the crime the first time. It also defends the citizens rights to remain silent when accused of a crime. In addition, this amendment ensures that obligation of testifying against yourself can not happen. Furthermore, it states that not any person that is a