Silence as a Moral and Constitutional Right

Abstract

Though I have attempted to respond to many of their questions and comments, they have made me aware how much of what I say is debatable and could benefit from more searching examination.Though this written version already much exceeds the length of the oral lecture, I have not wished to depart drastically in style or content from the lecture itself, and thus have had to leave a more systematic attempt to work through some thorny issues for another occasion or for other scholars.I am grateful for two summer grants from the Kayden Research Fund which have aided underlying research on the privilege against self-incrimination.

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