The phrase "a justice process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a series of actions or procedures aimed at achieving justice, often in legal or social contexts.
Example: "The community is advocating for a more transparent and fair justice process to address the grievances of its members."
Alternatives: "a legal process" or "a judicial procedure".
After first criticizing the standing and integrity of the commission, Mr. Thaksin bowed to political opinion and said on Monday: "The N.C.C.C. is part of a justice process which should be allowed to proceed.
But such understandable fears about the pace and quality of the investigations are, at least, for a justice process that many, although they fought relentlessly for it, never believed they would actually see.
What's more, many families seek out the media as this can be their only chance to have a voice in a justice process that continually strips them of agency.
The reality of murder is devoid of eerie music or close-ups, just devastation and sorrow: first for the murders themselves, then for a justice process that strips them of control, and finally for the unnecessary sensationalisation of events in the aftermath.
The integration of soft natural materials and local artwork provide a domestic, personal feel that is fitting for a justice process focused on healing relationships.
Children encounter the justice system as victims, witnesses, because they are in conflict with the law or as parties to a justice process, such as in custody arrangements.
In police shootings, a settlement is like a begrudging bookend to a criminal justice process that almost always lets the police officer off scot-free.
This red herring argument fails on this fundamental level because the Uniform Code of Military Justice is a criminal justice process containing a code of criminal procedure on specified offenses such as rape, murder and theft.
Anticipating a peace deal with the Farc, the government has established an outline of a transitional justice process.
China is preventing the two American children of Liu Changming from leaving the country, essentially holding them hostage until their father returns to the mainland to face a criminal justice process related to an alleged fraud case.
The report, Drugs: International Comparators, documents in great detail the experience of Portugal, where personal use was decriminalised nearly 11 years ago and those arrested for drugs are given the choice of going before a health "dissuasion commission" or facing a criminal justice process.
