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"trial for fraud" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a legal process or court case in which someone is accused of fraud. For example, "He is facing a trial for fraud due to his involvement in the company's financial misconduct."
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Conrad Black, one of the movement's most generous sugar daddies, is on trial for fraud.
The businessman, who maintains that the devices work, is on trial for fraud.
Kenneth Lay's return ended with the bankruptcy of Enron, his trial for fraud and early death.
Mr. Rezko, currently undergoing trial for fraud, is a longtime Illinois Democratic operative and Obama friend.
Kenneth Lay's second act ended with the bankruptcy of Enron, his trial for fraud and early death.
Mikhail Khodorkovsky, on trial for fraud and tax evasion, has been in prison since his arrest in October 2003.
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But he is currently involved in several trials for fraud, corruption and having sex with an under-age girl, and has attracted media attention for so-called "bunga-bunga" parties which young women were allegedly paid to attend.
He is ordered to stand trial for alleged fraud, false accounting, embezzlement and tax fraud.
And in the meantime Mr Berlusconi's conviction in another, unrelated trial for tax fraud could become definitive.
Photo: A former Enron chief executive, Kenneth L. Lay, is escorted into a Houston court where he and Jeffrey K. Skilling are on trial for accounting fraud.
An Italian judge ordered the former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi to stand trial for alleged fraud at the broadcaster Mediaset, the latest in a string of cases involving him.
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