The phrase "address justice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to confront or deal with issues related to justice, fairness, or legal matters.
Example: "In our upcoming meeting, we must address justice in the context of recent events and ensure that all voices are heard."
Alternatives: "tackle justice" or "confront justice".
p. How does Justice O'Connor address Justice Thomas' concerns?
"We must accept all international policies, especially if they address justice," he said.
Mr. Klock, will you address Justice Breyer's question of a moment ago?
Three day-long, problem-solving hackathons will be facilitated by a diverse group of legal experts, lawyers in the field, students, and community members, and address justice for LGBTQ veterans, sanctuary spaces and deportation, and mediating harmful speech online.
Being a young man at that time made me start asking questions about how we can get our country to do what it should do to address justice issues, poverty issues especially, in our country and around the world.
In response to calls to expand the scope of research ethics to address justice in global health, recent scholarship has sought to clarify how external research actors from high-income countries might discharge their obligation to reduce health disparities between and within countries.
Therapeutic diversion courts seek to address justice-involved participants' underlying problems leading to their legal system involvement, including substance use disorder, psychiatric illness, and intimate partner violence.
Then he addressed Justice Kennedy's point about the special court's arithmetic.
"When we say 'black lives matter', we're really addressing justice, not just with police.
Unless the issue of hate crime is properly raised and openly addressed, justice won't be seen to have been done, especially for the victims.
He gave no details, but lawmakers in both parties said adjusting that law would go nowhere near addressing Justice DeGrasse's decision.
