51.   The law ended an inquisitory legal system inherited from Spain which included a seemingly endless exchange of written arguments and rulings that were made in secret.

52.   The judge has asked for more written arguments from both sides.

53.   The new penal code ended an inquisitorial judicial system that included secretive trials and seemingly endless exchanges of written arguments.

54.   The prosecution and defense submitted their written arguments Friday to U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema, who has scheduled a hearing on Wednesday.

55.   The state Supreme Court ruling came after both sides submitted written arguments Monday.

56.   The Supreme Court ruling came after both sides submitted written arguments Monday.

57.   U.S. District Judge Christopher Droney gave lawyers two weeks to submit written arguments.

58.   Written arguments were submitted by both sides Tuesday.

59.   Ito gave both sides until Wednesday to present written arguments on the issue.