In Criminal Cases Tried with a Judge and Jury, the Judge

In criminal cases tried with a judge and jury, the judge:

A) has no power to control cross-examination by counsel.
B) makes the determination concerning the admissibility of evidence claimed to have been obtained in violation of the Constitution.
C) after hearing all of the testimony, makes the decision concerning guilt or innocence.
D) usually tells the prosecutor and defense attorney the best way for them to present their cases.