State v. Hanson
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
HORTON, Justice.
Matthew W. Hanson was convicted of aggravated assault. At the sentencing phase, he exercised his Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination and declined to participate in the preparation of the presen-tence investigation (PSI) report. Hanson later moved the court to order a presentenee psychological evaluation. The district court ruled that unless Hanson agreed to participate in the PSI, his motion would be denied on the ground that a defendant may not selectively invoke his Fifth Amendment privilege with respect to different aspects of a single subject. Hanson again…
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