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The Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed Mr. Fisher’s appeal, rejecting claims of unreasonable delay under s. 11(b) and challenging recognition evidence admitted at trial.
The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed Murtaza’s appeal, upholding his convictions on the basis that the identification evidence was sufficient and admissible.
The omissions in the trial judge's directions were not fatal: Singh's identification evidence was not central to the Crown's case, defence counsel had already drawn the jury's attention to frailties, other independent evidence could confirm Iqbal's account, and the Vetrovec warning when viewed in the context of the entire charge adequately cautioned the jury; accordingly the appeal was dismissed.
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