Can the judge dismiss a case because the district attorney is submitting wrong evidence?

Yes, a judge can dismiss a case if the district attorney submits evidence that is deemed inadmissible or obtained unlawfully. However, the judge typically would not dismiss a case solely based on the submission of wrong evidence; instead, they may rule to exclude that specific evidence from consideration. Dismissal usually occurs in more severe circumstances, such as violations of due process or prosecutorial misconduct. Ultimately, the judge's decision will depend on the context and severity of the evidence issues.