The phrase "allege that the judge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts when discussing claims or accusations made against a judge.
Example: "The plaintiffs allege that the judge showed bias during the trial."
Alternatives: "claim that the judge" or "assert that the judge".
He alleges that the judge has abused his office, for example by currying favours for his policeman son.
The newspaper alleged that the judge, Paul Mahoney, had "called for axe-murderers to be given the vote".
Mr. Sharma also filed a lawsuit against the chief justice who ruled for Vodafone in a tax matter, alleging that the judge had a conflict of interest in the case because his son worked for Ernst and Young, a consulting firm that had advised the British phone company.
The government alleged that the judge's rulings - such as the release of an opposition activist detained without a warrant - were politically motivated.
In 2005, the attorney general at the time, Hassan Saeed, expressed concerns to the president over reports alleging that the judge asked an underage victim of sexual abuse to reenact her attack during a court hearing.
Most of the columns alleged that the judge committed major ethical breaches in Siegelman's case and in other activities.
The constitution was ratified, and the petition alleged that the judges of the court of appeals were elected to their positions on the third Tuesday in February, 1876, and that the court of appeals was organized on the 6th of May of that year, from which counsel argues that the conclusion should be drawn that the present members of that court are not even officers de facto.
His beaten opponent in the final, the Australian Snowy Baker, alleged wrongly that the judge was JWHT's father.
Eun Young Choi told the judge that prosecutors don't allege that Rimasauskas was the one who directly induced the companies to send the money.
It is neither shown nor alleged that the state judge was in any way biased.
