In a Criminal Case, the Jury

In a criminal case, the jury:

A) determines the facts and applies the law to the facts.
B) may consider information obtained from stories presented by the news media outside the court as well as information presented in the court.
C) in almost every case must determine which witnesses to believe and what evidence should be given the most weight.
D) makes the decision concerning the facts, but the judge may direct a verdict of guilty notwithstanding the decision of the jury.