The phrase "perform justice" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to carry out or accomplish justice in a specific situation or context. Example: The judge must perform justice by carefully considering all the evidence before making a decision in this case.
Justice said, "Let Him create man, for he will perform justice".
It is a foreign universe where we have been sent in order to perform justice and to be a source of light and strength.
Furthermore, they perform justice considerations: They have limited resources, i.e. few instruments or devices compared to the number of patients suffering from cancer and they want to help as many patients as possible the best way.
CherryShoes perform Justice at T in the Park 2016.
He performed justice on the guys who took her innocence.
Under current New York State law, the only agencies qualified to do criminal-background checks are those that perform criminal justice functions, including police departments, district attorney's offices, probation departments and the courts.
The ceremony was performed by Justice of the Peace Edward S. Sulesky at the Josiah Smith Tavern in Weston, Mass.
Accordingly, I find the nice political dance performed by Justice O'Connor -- the splitting of the political middle so that no one is either completely happy or too much in despair -- satisfying and to my taste.
As before, Roberts performed what Justice Scalia called "somersaults of statutory interpretation" to avoid saying "no" to the political branches.
The New York Times obituary stated that during the period when Barrymore's performed in Justice, Richard III and Hamlet, the actor "was accepted by most critics as the foremost English-speaking actor of his time ... equipped both by nature and by art".
"As of this morning, the United Nations Mission in Kosovo will no longer perform police or justice functions," a United Nations spokesman, Alexander Ivanko, said from Pristina.
