The phrase "alleged offence" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to refer to a crime or wrongdoing that has been claimed but not yet proven.
Example: "The defendant was charged with the alleged offence of theft, but the evidence is still being reviewed."
Alternatives: "supposed crime" or "claimed wrongdoing".
US authorities only have to outline the alleged offence, the punishment and provide an accurate description of the suspect.
Of the Ferguson team's decision to cite other cases, Mr Moore concluded it was "required to consider this alleged offence on its own merits".
Another alleged offence related to the fact that the cards did not have an official government seal on the boxes, one player told the website.
But Nauru police have now closed their investigation recommending the case be closed and no prosecution pursued "due to insufficient evidence found to prove alleged offence or rape".
My alleged offence resulted from my book The Irish War, a work in which I had quoted from a classified document, without harm to national security.
His visa, soon to expire, would not be renewed.His alleged offence had been to issue a statement marking United Nations Day that referred to the mass anti-government protests so brutally suppressed in September.
But it is also the place he is being tried on a string of charges, including paying an underage prostitute and abusing his official position by trying to cover up the alleged offence.
Earlier this year, he suffered the ignominy of being put on trial, accused of paying an underage prostitute and taking advantage of his position to cover up the alleged offence.
Councillor Jacqui Rayment, Southampton City Council's deputy leader added: "Data is encrypted, kept very securely and only downloaded if there is a specific complaint against a driver or if the police request access in order to investigate an alleged offence.
Alleged offence: Contempt of court.
