When the Supreme Court announces its opinion in Boy Scouts of American v. Dale , the justices might never even mention the word "gay." Yet make no mistake: The case is a potential watershed for gay rights. It's only that the case could also have wider impact. At oral arguments on April 26, the justices will face a vexing task: Setting the limits, if any, on a private group's right to exclude people.
April 14, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
It’s possible that when the Supreme Court announces its opinion in Boy Scouts of American v. Dale later this year, the justices never even mention the word “gay.”
Yet make no mistake: the case is a potential watershed for gay rights. It’s only that the case could also have wider impact.
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