We note that when the Fourth Circuit confronted a claim for workers' compensation premiums owed not to a private insurer but to a state fund, that court ranked the premiums as "excise taxes" qualifying for bankruptcy priority under what is now §507(a)(8)(E).
In "Devil's Due", the crew of the Enterprise confront an individual claiming to be Ardra (Marta DuBois), a mythological entity from the planet Ventax II.
In Mashpee Tribe v. New Seabury Corp. (1979), the First Circuit confronted a land claim by a non-federally recognized tribe in Massachusetts.
The manager who confronted Mr. Argibay, Carol Palazzolo, said without hesitation that people who feel the need to grunt should take their sweat elsewhere, though she said Mr. Argibay was expelled largely because he became hostile when she confronted him, a claim he disputes.
Informal evidence was good enough for Benioff until he was confronted with a claim he did not believe.
But another part gets mad, wanting to yell at the TV, "We're not all working on cures for AIDS, dumbass!" Then the first part asks the second part, "Um … why aren't you?" Our kneejerk reflex and also the usual response of scientific authorities when confronted with a claim that some bit of research is trivial is to counter that our accuser just doesn't understand how science works.
Wiesenthal confronted a boy who claimed that there was no evidence the Franks had ever lived.
The lawsuit claims Williams "confronted a heckler, took his clothes off, and attempted to fight at least three audience members".
The lawsuit claims Williams "confronted a heckler, took his clothes off, and attempted to fight at least three audience members," before ending the show in just 10 minutes.
A court confronted with such a claim, however, would have to evaluate it carefully to make certain that the person arrested was not being penalized for the exercise of his right to refuse to answer.
