Yep.... And deliberation comes AFTER the trial case has been presented, after both sides have given their closing arguments and when the jury goes behind closed doors to DELIBERATE their verdict.No witnesses or evidence is presented to the jury during deliberations. Guessing you forgot about that part.A jury does not get to tell the prosecution who can testify and what evidence can be presented by them.... A jury gets to view all of the evidence, hear all of the witnesses, from both the Prosecution and the defendant, and THEN get to deliberate and make an informed decision based off of that evidence.The House needs to present a complete and valid case. They are the prosecutors. The Senate is the jury. A jury does not investigate.
guessing you forgot that part...?