A trial that has only a judge, who acts as fact finder and determines the issue of law in the particular case, is known as a(n):

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A trial that has only a judge is known as a bench trial. In this type of trial, the judge acts as the fact finder and determines the issue of law in the particular case. There is no jury present during a bench trial, and the judge makes all decisions regarding the case.

A Trial That Has Only a Judge, Who Acts as Fact