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Answer / Rana Raj Singh
In cases where a jury determines the facts and decides on guilt or innocence, the judge's role becomes crucial in ensuring that the trial is conducted fairly and efficiently. The judge sets the legal parameters for the trial, interprets the law as needed, and ensures that the jury follows proper procedures. Ultimately, the judge is responsible for delivering the final judgment based on the jury's verdict.
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