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Arianna owned a sandwich shop that employed Bette. One night after Bette had finished her shift, Arianna called her back into the shop and accused her of stealing. An argument ensued, and Arianna shoved Bette, causing her to fall and injure her back. Arianna did not provide worker's compensation coverage. Because Arianna did not provide workers' compensation coverage as required by law, the state prosecuted her criminally. She was ordered to pay more than $55,000 in restitution to Bette for her injuries. Bette also filed a civil suit against Arlanna, which the parties agreed to settle for $155,000. Later, Arianna filed a petition for bankruptey. Could Bette argue that Arianna's debts were nondischargeable?