Definition: In legal terms, a "preaccusation" refers to an act or statement made before formal charges are brought against someone. This can include statements that were made during a preliminary hearing, rather than after an actual trial. The purpose of a preaccusation is often to gather evidence and gather information about the defendant's actions or behavior before they are formally charged with a crime. It serves as a basis for a formal charge if there is insufficient evidence to support it.
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