Who decides a question of law in a criminal case in the NSW Supreme Court? (A) The jury (B) The judge (C) The defence (D) The prosecutor - HSC - SSCE Legal Studies - Question 2 - 2011 - Paper 1

In the context of a criminal case in the NSW Supreme Court, questions of law are decided by the judge. The judge interprets the law, provides legal rulings, and ensures that the legal process is followed correctly. This role is distinct from that of the jury, who is responsible for determining questions of fact.