A jury in an armed robbery trial is essentially testing the hypotheses: H0: Defendant is innocent vs. Ha: Defendant is guilty After all the evidence has been presented, the jury deliberates and determines a P-value of 0.35. They therefore conclude that: A there is sufficient evidence that the defendant is innocent. B there is insufficient evidence that the defendant is innocent. C there is sufficient evidence that the defendant is guilty. D there is insufficient evidence that the defendant is guilty. E the probability that the defendant is innocent is only 35%.