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In a court case evidence brought in would be presented to the Judge and the Jury. The Jury is a group of people who decided the innocent or guilty verdict. A Judge only issues a punishment to the convicted.

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ALL levels of courts can have jury sessions and witnesses, EXCEPT - Courts of Appeal, and the Supreme Court (at both state and federal levels).

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U.S. Supreme Court

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