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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.
It is more common for judges (usually in appellate courts) to overturn jury verdicts based on matters of law (not facts). For example, a judge might find that a jury received incorrect instructions on how to apply the law, or that evidence was introduced at trial that should have been excluded.