See It Now; the 5th Amendment & Self-Incrimination

Year Published: 1955

Creator: CRM/MGraw-Hill Films

Format: 16mm

Description: Presents a discussion of the Fifth Amendment by Professor Brown of Yale University and Professor McManus of Georgetown University with Edward R. Murrow as moderator. Professors Brown and McManus present opposing views concerning the following questions: (1) What might we infer the meaning of "self-incrimination" to be? (2) Should the invoker of the Fifth Amendment lose his job? (3) Should we continue to permit people to refuse to testify on the grounds of "self-incrimination"? Concludes with a question and answer period., Presents a discussion of the Fifth Amendment by Professor Brown of Yale University and Professor McManus of Georgetown University with Edward R. Murrow as moderator. Professors Brown and McManus present opposing views concerning the following questions: (1) What might we infer the meaning of "self-incrimination" to be? (2) Should the invoker of the Fifth Amendment lose his job? (3) Should we continue to permit people to refuse to testify on the grounds of "self-incrimination"? Concludes with a question and answer period.

Complete Record: , Presents a discussion of the Fifth Amendment by Professor Brown of Yale University and Professor McManus of Georgetown University with Edward R. Murrow as moderator. Professors Brown and McManus present opposing views concerning the following questions: (1) What might we infer the meaning of "self-incrimination" to be? (2) Should the invoker of the Fifth Amendment lose his job? (3) Should we continue to permit people to refuse to testify on the grounds of "self-incrimination"? Concludes with a question and answer period.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.