Arguments for the Crown and Defense The Crown charged Feeney with second-degree murder for hitting Frank Boyds ous the head several times with a crowbar which ended up kaling him.

Information/Indict ment Michad Feene, on the $ day of Tune, 1991, in the city of Likedy, did commit second -degree murder on the person of Frank Boyle. 231.1 of the Criminal Code. Criminal Code, RSC 1985, c. C-46, 5.231.1 R. v. Feeney, 1997, 2 5CE 13 09 97]. Arguments for the Crown and Defense The Crown charged Feeney with second-degree murder for hitting Frank Boyds ous the head several times with a crowbar which ended up kaling him. The police entered Feens’s home without a warrant originally and ordered him to exit the house to have better lighting to view Feeney. That was when they found blood on his shirt and he claimed it was from being hit by a baseball the day before. The police found cigarettes that were the same brand as the cigarettes found a Boyde’s house. Feeney was taken into custody and was unsuccessful in contacting a lawyer . The police quetioned Feeney and he al mitted to hitting Boyle over the head and robbing him. Asearch warrant was then obtained, and the police re-entered Feeng’s trailer and searched it. The police found the stolen property It was only after all of this when Feeney wa finely able to speak with a lawyes. The information thepolice obtained unlawfully was used to convict Feeney of second-degree murda.