The phrase "attacks on charges" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing criticisms or assaults related to specific accusations or claims.
Example: "The politician faced numerous attacks on charges of corruption during the debate."
Alternatives: "assaults on allegations" or "criticisms of accusations".
Three other men have been also been arrested in connection to the attack on charges including felonious assault to malicious wounding: Alex Michael Ramos of Georgia, whose trial began Wednesday; and Daniel Borden of Ohio and Tyler Watkins Davis of Florida, who face trials this summer.
The U.S. Internet search giant Google has come under attack on charges that it receives unfair government aid from South Korea.
In 1975, facing increasing legal attacks overseas on charges of practicing medicine without a license, and being denied entry at port after port, he returned to the United States and established a new base in Clearwater, Fla., and at several points in southern California.
Mr. Iqbal, a Muslim and a Pakistani citizen, was arrested soon after the attacks on immigration charges.
Government officials have since dropped that assertion, and prosecutors have argued that Mr. Moussaoui should be executed because he hid what he knew about plots to fly airplanes into buildings when he was arrested, before the attacks, on immigration charges in Minnesota, where he was learning to fly jetliners.
That has left the Conservatives to concentrate their attacks on the charge that Mr. Brown is fighting the Afghan war on the cheap.
Mr. Yassky endured many attacks that night, on charges of immodesty and carpetbagging, along with questions about his true position on the death penalty.
The student, Ali Saleh Kahlah al-Marri, 37, had been held in civilian custody since late 2001, first as a material witness in connection with the Sept. 11 attacks and later on charges of lying to the F.B.I. and credit card fraud.
This attack on card charges is being made on two fronts.
