Why would a judge ask for another inquest instead of giving a judgement like it was stated at the last hearing?
Likely your documents alone where not sufficient to render judgment without adding your testimony at an Inquest.
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Likely your documents alone where not sufficient to render judgment without adding your testimony at an Inquest.
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