· 10/5/2015
Willie Henderson v. Krista Wilcoxen
Citations
- 802 F.3d 930
- 2015 U.S. App. LEXIS 17443
- 2015 WL 5853654
How courts have described this case
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- “In modern usage an inquisitorial hearing is a hearing in open court in which the judge examines the parties to the suit rather than leaving examination to the lawyers, as in our legal system, which is adver- sarial rather than inquisitorial.”
- “In modern usage an inquisitorial hearing is a hearing in open court in which the judge examines the parties to the suit rather than leaving examination to the lawyers, as in our legal system, which is adver- sarial rather than inquisitorial.”
- “In modern usage an inquisitorial hearing is a hearing in open court in which the judge examines the parties to the suit rather than leaving examination to the lawyers, as in our legal system, which is adver- sarial rather than inquisitorial.”
- “In modern usage an inquisitorial hearing is a hearing in open court in which the judge examines the parties to the suit rather than leaving examination to the lawyers, as in our legal system, which is adver- sarial rather than inquisitorial.”
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Judges: Wood, Posner, Rovner
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