A key Crown witness's evidence containing significant errors as to the layout of premises does not render a verdict unreasonable where the substance of the witness's account is corroborated by objective evidence. A trial judge's certificate expressing doubt about the correctness of a conviction is a factor to be considered but does not displace the jury's verdict. Where a defendant introduces evidence of financial resources to negate a motive for drug dealing, the Crown is entitled to cross-examine on the details of those financial transactions.
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