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At trial, the defendant testifies in his or her own behalf. Under the Fifth Amendment, the defendant
 
  a. cannot be cross-examined by the prosecution.
  b. can be cross-examined by the prosecution but cannot be asked incriminating questions.
  c. can be cross-examined by the prosecution and asked incriminating questions only if granted immunity.
  d. can be cross-examined like any witness.
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