The trial of a man accused ofprimary murder of his estranged wifeis expected to continue until the New Year.
The admission decision was scheduled for Wednesday morning, January 12, 2023.
The postponement of the minutes date is due to a transcript delay.
Read more:Rifle presented as evidence at the Greg Felck trial
Greg Fell Tuckwas charged with murdering Sherry Feltuck in 2015 in June 2019.
Shelley was last seen to leave his family's farm to carry gravel in December 2015 in Kenaston, Saskatoon, about 85 km south of Saskatoon.
Her body has never been found.
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Greg Feltak, wearing an orange sweatshirt and black trousers, speaks to the judge on Wednesday. I stood up in court several times for this.
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He expressed his concern about the testimony of the undercover police officer.
Mr. Fertak also said that the lawyer was giving him a "detour" when he asked for certain applications, including bail applications.
Mr. Fertak said he had been in jail "for free" for 37 months.
Judge Richard Daniryuk said he would not interfere with the discussions of lawyers and clients, and his lawyers were "skilled", telling Feltac.
In April, the crown presented a rifle as evidence found in the countryside of Saskatchewan.
In January, a court heard that Feltac had told police officers that he had dropped a rifle on Bigger, Saskatchewan, after shooting Sherry.
Read more: Greg Feltack's partner states that Sherry Feltack's firing time was disclosed hours later.
Fertuck did not ask the gun expert the specific question he wanted during his April testimony to a lawyer on Wednesday.
"I know a lot about guns and ammunition," Fertuck said.
Danyiluk told Fertuck, "You are not helping yourself here," while standing in court and continuing to speak.
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Danyliuk said Wednesday's statement by Fertuck would not be considered a record of evidence.
— Using Global's Kayla Guerrette and Ryan Kessler files
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