In a Criminal Trial, the Jury Members, in Determining Guilt

In a criminal trial, the jury members, in determining guilt or innocence, may consider:

A) only evidence from sworn witnesses, authenticated documents, and real evidence.
B) evidence introduced by the parties and facts judicially noticed by the judge.
C) evidence introduced by the parties, but not stipulations of the parties announced to the jury.
D) only actual evidence that has been introduced, but may not consider substitutes for evidence.