'claim justice' can be used in written English.
It is used to express that someone is requesting justice for something that has happened. For example: "The citizens of the town demanded that the government claim justice for the victims of the fire."
Some are calling this an act of tremendous bravery, while prosecutors and the families of victims claim justice was thwarted.
To see them as "prostituted women" is to treat them as not fully human, incapable of determining their own destinies or, indeed, of working together to claim justice.
Modern liberals claim justice demands government does even more.
But even while describing the defense claim, Justice Colabella said he was not persuaded by the excuse.
"You have nobody before this court with a live claim," Justice Antonin Scalia told Paul Castiglione, an assistant state's attorney in Illinois.
In ruling for JPMorgan on the negligence claim, Justice Schweitzer said that the mortgage securities were considered "relatively safe and desirable" when they were bought, and that JPMorgan acted reasonably in light of current conditions when it advised CMMF to "wait out the storm" rather than sell at depressed prices.
Briatore was naturally jubilant, claiming justice had been served, suggesting at the time he would consider a return to Formula One.
"This was not work done by my office, but the excellent effort of victims' organisations, which did not stop claiming justice.
Rachel Natelson Jennifer Hogg Anuradha Bhagwati New York, March 21, 2009 The writers are, respectively, the director of the Veterans and Servicemembers Project at Urban Justice Center, and the co-founders of Claiming Justice.
When the jurors did not return a verdict of guilty, they claimed justice was not served.
The anonymous student quoted in the police report claims Justice "told us he loved us for experiencing it with him".
