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Question 1 of 10

Which ONE of the following statements about the role of a Judge sitting in the Crown Court is CORRECT?

A. A B. On a voir dire the Judge is a tribunal of law only not the tribunal of fact. C. B D. When directing the jury as to the ingredients of an offence the Judge is a tribunal of law only not the tribunal of fact. E. C F. When considering a submission of no case to answer the Judge is a tribunal of law only not the tribunal of fact. G. D H. In a Newton hearing the Judge is a tribunal of law only not the tribunal of fact.

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