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coram judice

adverb (or adjective)
co·​ram ju·​di·​ce | \¦kō(ˌ)ram¦yüdə̇ˌkā, -ōrəm-, -¦jüdə̇ˌsē\

Definition of coram judice 

: before a judge having jurisdiction

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Latin, literally, before a judge

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