Commentary: Can Boy Scouts overrule Supreme Court ruling?

By: Cass Sunstein February 5, 2013

Can the Defense Department overrule the U.S. Supreme Court? Can the Boy Scouts of America? The short answer is: Of course not. But a full response turns out to be more complicated, and it offers a lesson for thinking about the relationship between constitutional law and the evolving nature of rights.

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Commentary: Can Boy Scouts overrule Supreme Court ruling?

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