"alleged guilty" is not correct and is not usable in written English.
A correct way to express this idea would be "allegedly guilty." This means that someone is accused of a crime but it has not yet been proven in court. An example sentence using "allegedly guilty" is: The suspect is allegedly guilty of stealing a valuable painting from the museum.
The NotW, it is alleged, was guilty of a series of fishing expeditions, often with no more important aim than to find out what an actor thought about her new baby.
Another bank reported a clean bill of health for a customer, when a Google search showed an African government committee had alleged they were guilty of corruption in the privatisation of state-owned companies.
There's the police who dismiss a vast number of rape reports before investigating them and the judges who find alleged perpetrators "not guilty" because a woman should "keep her knees together" or because even "a drunk can consent".
So someone called an "indicted war criminal" has every right to complain that he has been found guilty before his trial has even begun.If "alleged murderer" is unfair, "alleged shooting", "alleged stabbing" and their like are plain silly.
As he arrived in Australia on Friday, the American Justice Center filed a criminal complaint with the commonwealth director of public prosecution alleging Modi was guilty of crimes against humanity and genocide.
The 22-year-old student took legal action against the papers and several internet companies, including Facebook and Google, to prohibit the rebroadcasting or republishing of a video clip that he said defamed him by alleging he was guilty of evading a taxi fare.
The suit also alleges ICANN is guilty by association as its policies allow Network Solutions to front run.
It is also alleged that British interrogators were guilty of unlawful killings as well as torture in British-controlled detention facilities between 2003 and 2009.
This also blames MMR for causing cases of autism, but the guilty component is alleged to be a mercury-containing compound called thimerosal, which is used as a preservative.Now there is a new twist in the tale.
Mr. Hoyt, the authority's vice chairman, who is known as Sam, has tried to remove the general manager of the authority, who is a Canadian; boycotted some of the authority's board meetings; and alleged that Canadian officials were guilty of a raft of improprieties.
