Judice

Proper noun

Meaning

Judice (plural Judices)

A surname.

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Anagrams

juiced

Examples

My quarrel with him is, that his works contain nothing worth quoting; and a book that furnishes no quotations, is, me judice [in my opinion], no book - it is a plaything. Thomas Love Peacock

"All the evidence is sub judice and will be revealed during the court case,” she added. Source: Internet

A senior DMRC official, when contacted, said, “The matter is sub judice, so we will not comment at the moment.” Source: Internet

When the crime branch had filed the chargesheet, the matter became sub judice. Source: Internet

The Minister said that 65 vends were selected through draw of lots in the 2005 and the issue became sub judice in the matter of Sandiya Devi Vs State. Source: Internet

“What is now disturbing is the attempt by the Hon Premier to decline to provide any answers on the basis that the matter is with his attorneys, thereby implying that the matter is sub judice. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

judicator judicatory judicature judiciable judicial judicial abolition