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Police had a warrant to search a suspect's office safe for fraud records. The safe had a combination lock. Police ordered the suspect to state the memorized combination out loud. The suspect refused and invoked the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination.
Which statement best supports the suspect's Fifth Amendment argument?

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Compelling the suspect to reveal the memorized safe combination is testimonial because it forces disclosure of the contents of his mind. Compelling the suspect to reveal the combination is the same as taking a blood sample. Compelling the suspect to reveal the combination is allowed because the Fifth Amendment protects only spoken confessions to crimes. Compelling the suspect to reveal the combination is testimonial only if the safe is empty.

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