"Actual wrongdoing" refers to an action or behavior that is genuinely morally or ethically incorrect, rather than just a perceived or suspected wrongdoing. Full definition
The document alleges abuses of power by the FBI during its investigation into the Trump campaign's ties with Russia; it focuses almost entirely on FBI surveillance of the president's former adviser Carter Page and is thin on evidence of actual wrongdoing by the FBI. (vox.com)
Some Senators have suggested local districts are misusing their classroom funding, although GOP lawmakers have not provided any examples of actual wrongdoing by districts, which say they've long used flexibility over K - 3 class sizes to retain arts, music and P.E. educators. (ncpolicywatch.com)
The PM's disclosures may raised the bar for anyone wanting to pin actual wrongdoing on him, but his attempts to play down as «perfectly normal» a # 200,000 gift from his mother (another legal and tax - efficient measure unrelated to the Panama Papers) has riled many. (fortune.com)