§ 24-6-620 [Jury Determines Witness Credibility]

When you are in a jury trial, the jury gets to decide whether they believe each witness. It is not the judge's job to tell jurors which witnesses to trust or distrust.

The judge will give the jury instructions about how to think through a witness's credibility. This means jurors can consider things like whether a witness seemed honest, whether their story made sense, and whether anything about them made them seem more or less believable.