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''Sub judice'' is Latin for "under a judge", and it means a case that has been submitted and is under consideration by judge and not for further argument or discussion until he renders a decision.
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'''''Sub judice''''' is [[Latin]] for "under a [[judge]]", and it means a case that has been submitted and is under consideration by judge and not for further argument or discussion until he renders a decision.
 
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Revision as of 23:27, November 2, 2007

Sub judice is Latin for "under a judge", and it means a case that has been submitted and is under consideration by judge and not for further argument or discussion until he renders a decision.