The phrase "accused death" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a death that has been attributed to someone accused of a crime, but the phrase itself lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The trial focused on the events surrounding the accused death of the victim, raising questions about the defendant's involvement."
Alternatives: "alleged death" or "suspected death".
"What is the point?" The same prosecutors who are trying Mr. Scheungraber are weighing whether to bring a case again against the accused death camp guard John Demjanjuk, 88, a Ukrainian accused of working as a guard at the Sobibor concentration camp in Poland.
Other newspapers accused "Death on the Rock" of misrepresenting the eyewitnesses' statements and criticised the IBA for allowing the documentary to be broadcast.
The British tabloids covered Asquez's retraction extensively, while several members of parliament accused "Death on the Rock" of manipulating Asquez in an attempt to discredit the SAS and the British government.
This is sort of like a fan of the Jonas Brothers accusing Death Cab for Cutie of selling out.
All of the accused face death for separatism.
Accused Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk will be tried in Germany.
And finally—I suppose as a sort of consolation prize they offer my family 'a complimentary subscription to Technology Review.' It is said that those who are falsely accused of death may expect a long life.
In three others, the prosecutors accepted guilty pleas, letting the accused elude death row and instead receive sentences of life imprisonment with no chance for parole.
Rather, it is correct to say that, in view of the evidence and the law, I had no choice but to condemn the accused to death.
The accused Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk intends to appeal an immigration judge's decision that paves the way for his deportation to Germany.
The return of the accused Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk to Germany for trial on war crimes was delayed again by a federal court, shortly after six immigration officers removed him from his suburban Cleveland home in a wheelchair.
