privilege against self incrimination (noun)

1. In the dystopian future depicted in the novel, individuals are forced to relinquish their privilege against self incrimination in order to maintain social order.

2. The protagonist in the classic American novel relied on his privilege against self incrimination to protect his innocence.

3. The design of the courtroom was carefully planned to ensure that individuals feel secure and protected while exercising their privilege against self incrimination.

4. In ancient mythology, there were stories of gods and goddesses who possessed the ability to invoke the privilege against self incrimination when faced with accusations.