Predictive justice, which involves forecasting trial outcomes, presents significant challenges due to the complex structure of legal judgments. To address this, it is essential to first identify all claims across different categories before attempting to predict any result. This paper focuses on a classification task based on the detection of Article 700 in judgments, which is a rule indicating whether the plaintiff or defendant is entitled to reimbursement of their legal costs. Our experiments show that conventional machine learning models trained on word and document frequencies can be competitive. However, using transformer models specialized in legal language, such as Judicial CamemBERT, also achieves high accuracies.