The phrase "accusing individual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who is making an accusation against someone else.
Example: "The accusing individual presented their evidence in front of the committee."
Alternatives: "accuser" or "person making the accusation".
He mentioned that the terrorist cells were financed in part through the sale of counterfeit CDs, as well as by drugs and stolen cars, and that a federal grand jury in Michigan unsealed indictments accusing individuals of trafficking in contraband cigarettes and counterfeit Viagra, sending a part of their profits to Hezbollah.
In four cases the embassy involved subsequently informed the Foreign Office that the accused individual had been withdrawn.
Sheldon Adelson, the Nevada casino mogul and conservative mega-donor, is leading a campaign against pro-Palestine groups on US college campuses and has funded a group that has publicly accused individual students of supporting terrorism and promoting "Jew Hatred".
Perišić was freed immediately by ICTY appeals chamber, which concluded: "Evidence establishing a direct link between the aid provided by an accused individual and the relevant crimes committed by principal perpetrators is necessary".
Control orders, in their revised form, still deny the right of an accused individual to have a fair trial, to hear the evidence against them in an open court and to be punished appropriately for any crime they have committed.
They have also been charged under section 34 of the Indian Penal Code, which holds each accused individual equally liable for all criminal acts committed together as a group.
Critics of the New York Police Department's stop-and-frisk tactics do not accuse individual officers of racial bias, but question the practice itself because of how it focuses almost entirely on minority neighborhoods.
On Sunday, for instance, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos told "60 Minutes," "one falsely accused individual is one too many".
In response to an injustice, all work ceases, and every man, every woman, and every child in the village gathers in a large circle around the accused individual.
The criteria for incapacitation are whether an accused individual knew, or "a sober reasonable person in the same position should have known, that the other party was incapacitated".
