SHAH ALAM: The prosecution in the high-profile Kim Jong-nam murder case has made an application to prevent parties from making comments about the case outside the courtroom. "In short, we must all adhere to sub judice rules. He added that examples of sub judice were making comments on the progress of the case and on the evidence tendered. Sub judice is Latin for "under judgment", which means that a particular case is still ongoing and being considered by the court. However, he advised those involved not to cross the line when making comments.

Source: The Star October 10, 2017 06:56 UTC