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During trials without juries, the judge: a) rules on appropriateness of conduct. b) settles questions of evidence. c) guides questioning of witnesses. d) all of these choices.

During trials without juries, the judge: a) rules on appropriateness of conduct. b) settles questions of evidence. c) guides questioning of witnesses. d) all of these choices.
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During trials without juries, the judge:

a) rules on appropriateness of conduct.
b) settles questions of evidence.
c) guides questioning of witnesses.
d) all of these choices.

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The answer is D.) All of these choices
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