The phrase "accusation case" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in legal contexts to refer to a case involving accusations against someone, but it is not a standard term.
Example: "The lawyer presented evidence in the accusation case to support her client's innocence."
Alternatives: "criminal case" or "case of accusation".
A psychologist might call Gonet's accusation a case of projection.
10. S. Einwiller and G.V. Johar, "Preventing Damage from Accusations — The Case of WalMart" (presentation at the 36th Annual European Marketing Academy Conference, Reykjavik, Iceland, May 22-25, 2007).
Three weeks ago, the agency announced that Citigroup had broken the penalty record by agreeing to pay $150 million, as well as an additional $250 million in restitution and other charges, to resolve fraud accusations in cases involving conflicts of interest among Wall Street analysts.
The accusation, in each case, is abuse of its Windows monopoly.
This compact study elegantly parses a central accusation in the case: that Oppenheimer was disloyal for opposing the hydrogen bomb — essentially, for voicing his opinion.
Her statements and those of Mr. Cayley emphasized a crucial accusation in the case, that the defendants were engaged in a "joint criminal enterprise" in which they had knowledge of and supported the implementation of a common criminal plan.
Seven TTP militants who were under accusation in the case were killed in military operations since 2007, including its leader, Baitullah Mehsud, who was killed in a drone attack in 2009.
And now: "The Lochte", aka an apology so unapologetic that it slips in an entirely new accusation, in this case against the host city of the games at which you've just won gold.
He denied the accusation and the case was settled out of court without an admission of wrongdoing.
She denies the accusations, and the case is ongoing.
