sub judice

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(sub jo̵̅o̅′də sē′)

before the court; under judicial consideration

Origin: L, lit., under judgment

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adverb
Under judicial deliberation; before a judge or court of law.

Origin:

Origin: Latin sub iūdice

Origin: : sub, beneath, before

Origin: + iūdice

Origin: , ablative of iūdex, judge

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