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Define what you mean by "comment."
A judge may REFER to evidence as to its type, and for whom it is introduced, and in other general terms throughout the course of the trial.
As a general rule of judicial conduct they may not make any comment or observation as to its being "strong", "weak", or irrelevant" or in any way voice opinions as to its usefulness or applicability. If you have a specific question about your case, consult with the attorney who represents you.
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