Even though juries have the power to determine whether a defendant is guilty or not, they do not have a final decision in determining duration of prison stay. That power (along with the power to maintain order during the trial) fall at the hands of the judges.
A "Judge" has final say in the duration of the offender's prison stay in a determinate sentence.
<span>A judge is a
man who directs court procedures, either alone or as a part of a board of
judges. The forces, capacities, strategy for arrangement, discipline, and
preparing of judges change generally crosswise over various jurisdictions. The
judge should lead the trial in an unbiased way and, commonly, in an open court.</span>
This is an opinion question, you can put any of them and you will get it right. I would put George Washington, if they ask why then say that you disagree with his policies.
The King of England passed many laws affecting the colonists that they did not like, such as the Stamp Act of 1765, so the colonists thought of the King as a tyrant, or a “cruel and oppressive ruler”.
