Fill in the blank with the correct option:He was _ with theft in the court.
Correct answer: A. charged
- A. charged
- B. reported
- C. blamed
- D. accused
Explanation
In a legal context, being charged means that a person has been formally accused of committing a crime. It implies that there are legal proceedings taking place or about to take place in a court of law. Option A fits the context of the sentence, indicating that the person is facing legal accusations related to theft.
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