  We probe the spin ($J$) and parity ($P$) of the Standard Model Scalar (SMS)
using existing searches sensitive to its production rate and kinematic
properties. In particular, we search for the SMS decaying to a pair of
$b$-quarks produced in association with a $W$ boson decaying leptonically. By
exploiting the differences in kinematic observables, namely the transverse mass
of the final state products ($M_{T}$), we attempt to distinguish between three
possible $J^{P}$ hypotheses: the standard model prediction (\jpzp), a
pseudoscalar (\jpzm), and a graviton-like particle (\jptp). With 9.7 fb$^{-1}$
of data collected at the D0 experiment we show the expected sensitivity to
different spin and parity hypotheses.
