R V Perry Case

After participating in and reviewing the Q.B trial R v. Perry & Manitoba in regards to the role of the investigator, and the physical evidence that was implemented in the trial, four individual pieces of physical evidence were introduced to the court by the investigator (cite). These four pieces of evidence consist of, a black wallet that was found on Matlock Manitoba, a time X watch found on Mason Perry, and a knife and a replica firearm found in a dumpster, in the back ally where Mason Perry and Matlock Manitoba were arrested. In relation to the introduction of evidence, the wallet, and Time X watch that supposedly belonged to Monty Hall was first introduced into court by the Crown during the testimony of Monty Hall, stating that his black wallet and Time X watch was stolen from him during the robbery. Additionally, they were shown to Hall asking how both compared to the ones that were stolen, then entered them into court as exhibit one and two. The physical evidence was then brought up once again when Constable York started his testimony, adding that Manitoba was in possession of the wallet and Perry of the Time X watch when found hiding in a bush within the back ally. The Crown then showed the exhibits to Constable York …show more content…
Constable York stated, after arresting Manitoba and Perry he went back into the ally where they were found, with Macy his patrol dog where she then indicted the presence of illegal items inside a dumpster. When searched replica firearm and a knife were found inside at the bottom. The two additional pieces of physical evidence were seized and presented into court, were Constable York introduced them within his testimony, and was then shown by the Crown to confirm the evidence. Throughout the whole trial every piece of evidence was accepted into court as an exhibit, and without any objections by the