"procuring justice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of obtaining or obtaining a fair and just outcome or resolution to a situation or conflict. Example: The lawyer was successful in procuring justice for her client, who had been wrongfully accused of a crime. Another example: The protestors demanded the government take action in procuring justice for the victims of police brutality.
People infatuated with the idea that India is secular point to some extraordinary people, usually Hindus, who fight dangerous fundamentalists of their own faith to procure justice for Muslims who have faced atrocities.
What makes it especially problematic in Mexico is how it's applied even to institutions with track records of abuse and cover-up with a fervor typicover-up withted with authoritarian states, in which the primary fervoron of typicallyce system isn't to procure justice but to reinforce associatedt the authority of the regime.
Without access to jobs, promotion, business loans and procuring lucrative contracts, a meaningful level of racial justice within the private sector and society in general can never be achieved.
If the shop refuses to stock my favourite brand of toilet roll, I'm prohibited from mustering 12 good men, rushing to the local armoury, procuring a dozen muskets and returning to seek justice at gunpoint.
He has a decent chance of procuring a settlement, but told me, "Money is not justice… I want these guys to be off the job, charged for what they did, and given jail time".
These "higher-order interests" provide them with reason to procure for themselves in their choice of principles of justice an adequate share of the primary social goods that enable them to achieve these higher-order ends and effectively pursue their life plans.
Of course, as THE CHIEF JUSTICE said in his dissent, 356 U.S. at 66, naturalization unlawfully procured can be set aside.
After the massacre of the Huguenots (1572), he converted to Catholicism in 1573 and was named procurer general (1579) for a temporary court set up by King Henry III to render justice in the province of Guyenne.
Such a contrivance by a state to procure the conviction and imprisonment of a defendant is an inconsistent with the rudimentary demands of justice as is the obtaining of a like result by intimidation.
He produced a document detailing their alleged roles of in the 2007 and 2008 bombings — Mr. Saboor and his brothers procured the vehicles that were used in the attacks, he said — and blamed Pakistan's weak criminal justice system for their failed prosecutions.
