In R. v. Hebert, the Supreme Court held that when the police use trickery to obtain self-incriminating statements they are inadmissible.

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In R. v. Hebert, the Supreme Court of Canada held that the right to silence means that, upon detention or arrest, individuals have the right not to be compelled to incriminate themselves. This includes situations where the police use trickery to elicit self-incriminating statements, making such statements inadmissible in court.

In R V Hebert, the Supreme Court Held That When the Police