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If a trial does not involve a jury and the judge performs his or her normal functions as well as that of a jury, it is called a(n):

If a trial does not involve a jury and the judge performs his or her normal functions as well as that of a jury, it is called a(n):
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If a trial does not involve a jury and the judge performs his or her normal functions as well as that of a jury, it is called a(n):

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It is called an adjudication.
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