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Overturning Verdicts. In certain situations, a judge can overrule or change the guilty verdict that the jury has decided on. Typically, this is called either a judgment of acquittal or a judgment notwithstanding the verdict.
The general rule is that a juror cannot testify after the trial is over to impeach the verdict. - Federal Rule of Evidence 606(b) - Can only testify about extraneous or outside information. - The privacy of jury deliberations takes precedence over the right to a fair trial. - Tanner v. United States (1987).