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The Fifth Amendment applies when you get arrested. It states that you can’t be forced to be a witness against yourself.
The Fourth Amendment protects you when you get arrested. If police violate it, courts can suppress evidence. You can also file a lawsuit.
During an arrest, you may have to tell the police your name. But, other than identifying yourself, you have the right to remain silent.
In a criminal case, a defendant has the motion to file a motion to dismiss, asking the court to drop the charges against you.
