There is no right to a lawyer, limited ability to contest evidence, and isolation from family or friends, who may themselves be vulnerable to deportation.
The tax commissioner, Chris Jordan, has delivered a public rebuke to multinational tech giants Apple, Google and Microsoft, vigorously contesting evidence they gave to a recent Senate inquiry hearing into corporate tax avoidance.
When quasi-famous people get slimed by other quasi-famous people there's at least an argument to be had, specific points to contest, evidence to grapple with.
Mr. Gore's brief, using the language of the state statute that permits election contests, said evidence at the trial demonstrated that Mr. Bush's certified victory in Florida was based on both illegal votes and the rejection of legal votes.
Cannabis has become the football in a contest between evidence and passion.
We were learning that at this level, lawsuits are anything but a high-minded contest of evidence and argument.
Long-term detentions are permissible under American law generally after criminal trials where a defendant has extensive right to contest the evidence with many legal protections.
Instead of contesting the evidence of French prosecutors in court, he insisted that the defendants were resistance fighters in a just war of liberation and challenged the legal and moral legitimacy of the trials.
The wood-bat proponents tend to contest that evidence with a more empirical view, contending that a specially engineered modern metal bat must deliver more force to a baseball than old-fashioned wood.
Of course, to believe this would belie the nature of our Lakers allegiance, which is characterized by our remaining, in our own minds, the prohibitive favorites in any meaningful contest, all evidence be damned.
