alleging

It is also alleging that he violated the anti-spoofing law for trading he engaged in beginning in 2011.

The burden of proof rests on the person alleging it happened, not the person saying there is no evidence.

Some observers and investors, however, are accusing the company of fraud, even alleging the collapse was an orchestrated scheme.

Nobody is even alleging bad faith claims at this time, the claim seems to be about lack of evidence.

It's just amazing to me how just alleging something by press release then withdrawing the allegation from the trial is enough to sentence somebody in the mind of the public.

Craigslist suing 3taps no more enables the DOJ than would Craigslist simply writing an angry blog post alleging the same facts.

I think 'spitfire is alleging that a new Aston twenty years ago was more or less a 1975 XJS.

As to your links and quotes alleging blacklisting: 1) Blacklisting happens in science.

The authors should rule out a lot more possible explanations before alleging fraud.

So the standards of notice/care/implied-license, before alleging a criminal communication and involving the courts and state in an enforcement action, should be much higher.

> They allow investors to sue nations over legislative and administrative rules alleging that they harm their profits.

As far as I could tell, they're not alleging he stole any technology.

Alleging that men in tech (all of us?) need "to document the proof that women are liars and tricksters" and that the implicit draw of these stories, at the heart, is "she thought she was a victim and she was wrong" is simply misandrist stereotyping.