General-jurisdiction trial courts are commonly referred to as courts of inquisition.

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General-jurisdiction trial courts are not commonly referred to as courts of inquisition. The term "inquisition" typically refers to a legal or religious inquiry or investigation, often associated with historical tribunals such as the Spanish Inquisition. Most modern trial courts, including general-jurisdiction courts, operate under different legal principles and procedures.

General-Jurisdiction Trial Courts Are Commonly Referred to as Courts of Inquisition