A heavy-set man with long red hair stole four bottles of red…

A heavy-set man with long red hair stole four bottles of red wine from the Wine Store on Bank Street in downtown Ottawa. Thereafter, Sly was arrested and charged with theft under. At Sly’s trial, Mr. Sylvester, the manager of the store, was called to testify. He admitted that he was unable to identify Sly, who now had a shaven head, as the robber. The Crown then handed Mr. Sylvester six photographs. He proposed to testify, over defense objections, that he had previously told the Crown that picture #4 (admittedly a picture of Sly before he shaved his head) was a picture of the person who robbed his store. Mr. Sylvester’s proffered testimony should be adjudged

P sues D, claiming that the latter negligently hit her while…

P sues D, claiming that the latter negligently hit her while driving his car. To prove that he incurred severe back injuries, P seeks to have W testify that, one week after the accident, P had remarked to him (W), “There was a sharp pain in my back right after the accident occurred.” Is W’s testimony admissible. Explain your answer