/әˈkyuzəˌtɔri steɪʤ/ – Noun
Definition: Giai đoạn cáo buộc.
A more thorough explanation: the point in a criminal investigation at which law enforcement officers have taken a suspect and started to question him or her and when he or she has a right to an attorney
Example: The court noted that the accusatory stage had been reached and defendant was entitled to counsel.