State v. Mannion

1/ Immediately after the commission of the alleged crime and before. Mrs. Mannion’s body had been removed, certain photographs were taken showing the body as it lay in the road. These photographs were offered through a witness who testified that his occupation was that of a photographer, that he had been called to Little Hai'bor road on April 24, and that he had there “photographed Mrs. Mannion.” The defendant objected to the admission of the photographs because the rule governing their admission had not been complied with, because they had no tendency to convey to the jury anything that…