If the judge, not the jury, determines that the prosecutor's evidence was "___________," then the defendant could not proffer evidence suggestive of the third-party guilt.

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If the judge determines the prosecutor's evidence is "strong," it implies the evidence against the defendant is solid enough that introducing third-party guilt evidence might not be relevant or could unfairly prejudice the case.

If the Judge, Not the Jury, Determines That the Prosecutor's