“We must remember always that accusation is not proof and that conviction depends upon evidence and due process of law.”

“They also want a mechanism for exonerating MPs from any accusation that they might be misappropriating public funds.”

“It became his unexpected collaboration with a family destroyed by the accusation of sexual molestation of children.”

“The accuser passionately addresses the court with an arm flung theatrically backward toward the passive defendant.”

“The reflexive hostility that some of his defenders have shown toward his accuser therefore exhibits no fidelity to the presumption of innocence.”

“It is worth embarrassing the accuser, to avoid the risk of a wrongful conviction and possibly spare an innocent defendant years in prison.”

“The accused denied having had any knowledge of or connection with the writing of 110 letters to The Inspector General.”

“In Latin, the accusative is an important grammatical case indicating the direct object of a verb.”

“So what better than take the accusal straight to a really stupid faculty member.”

“This has probably been a fair accusal, in my opinion, but a notion that soon will be dying.”

“I could not forget that in very truth Ruth's accusal had been the result of this verdict.”

“The warden of the prison denied accusations that he turned a blind eye to the extortion of prisoners' families by his guards.”

“More than four years on not one iota of evidence in support of the accusations has been provided.”

“The whole thing is a mess of accusations of conspiracies and attempts to paint Curtis as a wild-eyed wack.”

“It's not as if false accusals are occurring at dangerously epidemic proportions.”

“But it's funny how here in America, even being honest about yourself seems to solicit accusals of bragging in some way.”

“Between 1450 and 1700, Europe also saw a noticeable trend in male witch accusals.”

“In his case, several of the actor's accusers claim to have been humiliated and degraded by him at work.”

“They are accused of the act, lectured to, and forced to acknowledge the moral superiority of the accusers.”

“And this legal reality doubtless enabled accusers to continue with their predations.”