Ironically, just like the right to bear arms, the explicit right to silence came from England. Unfortunately, anarcho-tyrannies like the Commonwealth countries don't really care what the law says, so now the right to silence is just a piece of paper from the 17th century that courts and Parliament have poked all sorts of holes through, like the one you mentioned.
Ironically, just like the right to bear arms, the explicit right to silence came from England. Unfortunately, anarcho-tyrannies like the Commonwealth countries don't really care what the law says, so now the right to silence is just a piece of paper from the 17th century that courts and Parliament have poked all sorts of holes through, like the one you mentioned.