Judging the Boy Scouts of America: Gay Rights, Freedom of Association, and the Dale Case (Landmark Law Cases and American Society)
Richard J. Ellis examines the Boy Scouts of America, gay rights, and freedom of association through the lens of the Dale case. Placing this landmark legal controversy within American society, the book offers a focused introduction to the legal and civic questions surrounding the case.
About This Book
Judging the Boy Scouts of America examines a landmark legal controversy involving gay rights and freedom of association.
The book focuses on the Dale case and its place in American legal history.
As part of the Landmark Law Cases and American Society series, it connects a significant court case with broader questions about law and society.
Richard J. Ellis provides a focused study for readers interested in civil rights, constitutional issues, and American legal history.
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