Can you refuse to answer questions in the grand jury?

Yes, you can refuse to answer questions in a grand jury if your answers could incriminate you, invoking your Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. However, it's important to note that this right must be asserted at the time of questioning, and you may still be compelled to testify if granted immunity or if the questions do not pertain to self-incrimination. Legal counsel is advisable in such situations to navigate the complexities of grand jury proceedings.