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If you were a plaintiff in a case, would you want a judge or a jury to decide your outcome? Why?
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If you were a plaintiff in a case, would you want a judge or a jury to decide your outcome? Why?

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Answer: Jury

Explanation: Because the judge is under oath to say the truth at all times unlike the jury you can bribe him/her into doing what you want. ( Just putting it out there) Have a good day!

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