In which of the following circumstances is a judge permitted to intervene? A judge has powers at common law to do all of the above.
A)To call his or her own witness of their own motion
B)To prevent offensive or vexatious cross-examination
C)To invite or suggest to counsel that there is no case to answer
D)None of the above
E)All of the above

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A judge is permitted to intervene in all of the mentioned circumstances. While the judge must remain impartial, they do have the power to ensure that the trial is conducted fairly and efficiently. This may include calling witnesses, preventing inappropriate cross-examination, and suggesting if a case has no merit.

In Which of the Following Circumstances Is a Judge Permitted