A criminal trial scenario that results in a decision of "guilty" or "not guilty" is often part of the discussion when describing the concept of a p-value. Think of the verdict as the decision to a hypothesis test where the null hypothesis is "the defendent is not guilty" and the alternative hypothesis is "the defendent is guilty". In this scenario, what role does the p-value play? That is, in this practical sense, what does the p-value mean?