Besides a grand jury and due process, what other rights does the Fifth Amendment provide (list three)

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3 other rights the 5th amendment provides are:
Double Jeopardy (where a person may not be tried twice for the exact same offense where they were found innocent), a person cannot be a witness against himself, and private property cannot be taken for public (government) use without proper compensation.

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