The phrase "accused isolated" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where an accused person is in isolation, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The accused isolated himself from his friends and family during the trial."
Alternatives: "the isolated accused" or "the accused in isolation".
"For instance, the laws of the host nation," Judge Sand wrote, "might permit lengthy incommunicado detention subsequent to arrest, thereby leaving the accused isolated and without assistance for a duration not seen today in America".
Keeping the accused isolated, denying them the presence of a lawyer during interrogation and then staging a media show trial of members of a minority group are age-old methods of coercion and domination by totalitarian regimes.
The report concluded: "Those accused remained isolated and uninformed of the progress of these several investigations until finally being informed that there was an insufficiency of evidence against them.
However, Alpha Conde criticised other West African nations, which he accused of isolating and demonising Guinea.
However, Alpha Conde also criticised other West African nations, which he accused of isolating and demonising Guinea.
The president has remained Isaias Afewerki, a man one Asmara teacher accused of "isolating [the] country so that nobody can see what happens here".
"When I took a position and refused to take part in the security action, I was isolated, accused and even labelled a traitor," Tlass said in a statement to the French Press Agency.
Martin F. Horn, the city's correction commissioner, said that the conduct the officers were accused of was isolated and that the department had taken measures, including installing additional cameras, to ensure the safety of inmates in the aftermath of Mr. Robinson's death.
Adam James accused Leach of isolating him in an equipment garage and media room while he was sitting out practice because of a concussion.
Austria's new chancellor survived a no-confidence motion today by a political opposition that accused him of isolating the country through his power-sharing deal with the rightists.
Texas Tech fired Leach on Dec. 29, 2009, for "continuous acts of insubordination" and his treatment of wide receiver Adam James, who accused Leach of isolating him in an equipment garage and media room while he was sitting out practice because of a concussion.
