B. The court can consider a challenge but only if the judgement-as-a-matter-of-law motion was made before jury deliberations. Sufficiently-of-the-evidence can be considered by the court (not solely the jury) but you can't automatically get a second bite at the apple with this one weird trick after you lose.
Alexis Olson
2020-10-23 03:56:28 +0000 UTC
Hmm, A or B. Leaning A. Whether the evidence is sufficient is a matter of fact, not of law, barring a specific issue
What do we want, time travel. When do we want it. That's Irrelevant!