The main job of judges is to: a. determine the facts from the evidence in a jury trial. b. present the evidence to the jury. c. give juries no deference. d. apply the law to the facts. e. campaign for reelection. review

d. apply the law to the facts.

The main job of judges is to apply the law to the facts. Judges is one of the expression of the third branch of power Montesquieu theorized. Their job is to control that the law are followed, and they do this by apply the law to the facts. In a trial, the evidences are used for this reason, to prove that a person have done or not something.

Being equal is considered as the fundamental right for each individual inside the society or any community, as there are certain aspects of life which tends us to provide the same level of support and respect for each and every person that is living inside our community and the same for the people who belongs to a much different races and backgrounds.