U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit
Jun. 5, 2010
Panel Seeks Help on Boy Scouts Case
Ten years into litigation over the Boy Scouts' deal with San Diego granting them land use rights in Mission Bay Park and Balboa Park, a federal appellate panel is again asking for help from the California Supreme Court.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Ten years into litigation over the Boy Scouts' deal with San Diego granting them land use rights in Mission Bay Park and Balboa Park, a federal appellate panel is again asking for help from the California Supreme Court.
The issues are part of a long-running controversy over Scouting's membership rules, which include a prohibition against allowing youths or adults who are atheist...
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