Legal Definition and Related Resources of Alleged
Meaning of Alleged
Synonyms of Alleged
adjective
- acknowledged
- adduced
- advanced
- advocated
- affirmed
- affirmed
- announced
- argued
- asserted
- asserted formally
- asseverated
- assured
- averred
- avouched
- avowed
- certified
- cited
- claimed
- contended
- declared
- divulged
- enunciated
- imparted
- imputed
- insisted
- introduced
- maintained
- positively declared
- presented
- proclaimed
- produced
- professed
- promulgated
- pronounced
- propounded
- put forward
- reported
- set forth
- stated
- stressed
- testified to
- uttered with conviction
- vouched
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Alleged in Historical Law
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Translate Alleged from English to Spanish
Translation of Alleged, with examples. More about free online translation into Spanish of Presunto (translation provided by Varo Hughes) and other legal terms is available here.
- Presunto (translation provided by Varo Hughes)
- Pretendido (translation provided by Hoague Cabanellas)
- Alegado
- Supuesto
- Legal English Translation
What does Alleged mean in American Law?
The definition of Alleged in the law of the United States, as defined by the lexicographer Arthur Leff in his legal dictionary is:
The past tense of allege, but usually with the special connotation, especially in legal contexts, that the speaker is not endorsing the fact stated but merely reporting that it had been made, e.g., “The alleged embezzler smiled as he denied any wrongdoing.” Sometimes it becomes rather a quaint formality as when police detectives on television news primly refer to the fellow on the other end of the handcuffs, who they firmly believe to be an ax murderer, as “the alleged perpetrator.”
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English Spanish Translation of Alleged
Presunto
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