Sentence examples for long inquest from inspiring English sources

This will give the victor time to prepare for what is likely to be a long inquest over how the party conducted itself in coalition, and whether it was right to project a centrist image in the general election.

He was summarising the evidence he expected to hear during the week-long inquest.

The submissions drew to a close the week-long inquest into the death of Phillip Hughes.

The end of the week-long inquest into the disaster in February 2001 at Great Heck, confirmed three separate criminal law decisions that sleeping Land Rover driver Gary Hart, who slewed off the M62 on to the railway, was responsible.

A week-long inquest into the death of the 15-year-old girl at the centre of the allegations – dubbed Girl X – starts on Monday in Sydney's coroner's court.

An open verdict was recorded at the original hour-long inquest with key witnesses not called, medical records not inspected, and important evidence ignored, the civil rights group Liberty said.

Michael Mansfield QC thought it unfair too, and fought for one to be held; which was why the longest inquest in British legal history eventually began in 2007.

He explains some of the evidence the jury had to consider at the 12-week-long inquest.

This is what Connor's family were fighting for, and what they ultimately achieved at the conclusion of his grueling two-week-long inquest on Friday.

At the forefront of the reporting of this story was the Guardian's David Conn, who attended every day of the two-year-long inquests and who persisted for many years more in trying to uncover the truth on behalf of the families.

Scraton had earlier told BBC Radio 4 it was a "difficult time" for the families and survivors: "They are having to go to court every single day and sit through the longest inquests in British legal history".