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Even in a jury trial, the judge maydecide the issue himself when: NOTE: This is a question concerning a Motion for a Directed Verdict. The current version of the textbook did not adequately explain this motion so I am giving you the correct answer: One of the parties convinces the judge that reasonable persons could not differ as to the outcome of the case. one of the parties demands that the judge not let the jury make the decision one of the parties objects to having a jury trial one of the parties convinces the judge that reasonable persons could not differ as to the outcome of the case one of the parties believes the jury will not be able to come to a just conclusion in the case D Question 7 2 pts Andrew Attorney has a case that was recently heard by the United States Court of Appeals (6th Circuit), which he believes involves a significant issue of Constitutional law. He would like the United States Suprme Court to hear the case. One way by which the Supreme Court may review the case is by forum non conveniens writ of habeas corpus offer of proof writ of certiorari