The phrase "an example of justice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when illustrating a situation, action, or decision that embodies the concept of justice.
Example: "The court's decision to acquit the innocent man was an example of justice in action."
Alternatives: "a demonstration of fairness" or "a case of righteousness".
Mr. Berlusconi was less reserved, saying that it was an example of "justice gone mad".
Let's turn it around so one day the world will say we see an example of justice in South Africa.
Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi called it "the ultimate stage of a judicial scheme" to undermine Italian political leaders and an example of "justice gone mad".
Cambodia has missed a key opportunity to stand as an example of justice for the perpetrators of crimes against humanity; the United Nations has stood its ground with integrity.
Therefore, we would expect this region to be active when one assesses a given scenario to determine whether or not it fits the criteria of an abstract concept e.g., is the Boston Tea Party in fact an example of justice?
"I do not think this was an example of justice being served," he said.
The government's benefit cap is an example of "social justice in action", Iain Duncan Smith has said.
By morning, I was sure, the translator's remark would have made its way around the neighborhood as an example of American justice — baseless arrest, accusation without proof.
The New York Times dubbed it an example of "frontier justice", but at least this time the inhabitants of the web were on the side of the just.
So what if this isn't an example of poetic justice — where Trump's superficial approach to policy is the reason he didn't get what he wanted.
They based this on a natural law argument and saw the death penalty as a preventive deterrence and as an example of retributive justice belonging to the rulers who had an obligation to protect its citizens.
