Inquisitorialfrom example sentences

"Inquisitorialfrom" Example Sentences

1. Inquisitorialfrom the start, the trial was a sham.
2. Inquisitorialfrom methods were used to get information from the suspect.
3. His interrogations were inquisitorialfrom in nature.
4. The court had an inquisitorialfrom approach to the case.
5. The prosecutor adopted an inquisitorialfrom approach.
6. The court employed an inquisitorialfrom system of justice.
7. The proceedings were inquisitorialfrom in nature.
8. The judge took an inquisitorialfrom stance.
9. The court's approach was inquisitorialfrom in nature.
10. Inquisitorialfrom tactics were used to get answers from the witness.
11. The court had an inquisitorialfrom attitude.
12. The judge adopted an inquisitorialfrom attitude.
13. The court had an inquisitorialfrom outlook.
14. The court's approach was inquisitorialfrom.
15. The judge took an inquisitorialfrom stance in the case.
16. The court's attitude was inquisitorialfrom in nature.
17. Inquisitorialfrom techniques were used to obtain information.
18. His questioning was inquisitorialfrom in nature.
19. The court had an inquisitorialfrom mindset.
20. The proceedings were inquisitorialfrom in nature.
21. The court adopted an inquisitorialfrom approach.
22. His questioning was inquisitorialfrom in nature.
23. The court had an inquisitorialfrom attitude towards the case.
24. The court had an inquisitorialfrom approach to the proceedings.
25. The court had an inquisitorialfrom outlook to the case.
26. The court's attitude was inquisitorialfrom in nature.
27. The court took an inquisitorialfrom stance in the proceedings.
28. The judge adopted an inquisitorialfrom attitude in the case.
29. The court had an inquisitorialfrom stance in the proceedings.
30. The court had an inquisitorialfrom outlook to the proceedings.
31. The judge took an inquisitorialfrom stance in the case.
32. The court's attitude was inquisitorialfrom towards the proceedings.
33. The court had an inquisitorialfrom attitude towards the case.
34. The court adopted an inquisitorialfrom approach to the proceedings.
35. The court had an inquisitorialfrom attitude towards the proceedings.
36. The judge adopted an inquisitorialfrom stance in the proceedings.
37. The court's approach was inquisitorialfrom in nature.
38. The court had an inquisitorialfrom mindset to the proceedings.
39. The court had an inquisitorialfrom stance to the case.
40. The court adopted an inquisitorialfrom attitude to the proceedings.

Common Phases

investigation; trial; sentencing