In which case did the Supreme Court rule that an accused's right to silence had been infringed on by the police after they arranged a prison visit between the accused and his friend who was wearing a wiretap?

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In R. v. Broyles, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that the accused's right to silence was infringed upon when the police arranged for a friend to visit the accused in prison while wearing a wiretap, thus eliciting incriminating statements.

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