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By SNEScouter · Posted
The Third Circuit has ruled. Some seemingly minor changes to parts of the plan affecting insurers, but the appeals of Dumas & Lujan claimants are dismissed entirely. https://www2.ca3.uscourts.gov/opinarch/231664p.pdf Media report: https://www.courthousenews.com/third-circuit-rejects-sex-abuse-victims-appeal-of-boy-scouts-bankruptcy-deal/ -
By InquisitiveScouter · Posted
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@InquisitiveScouter I posted the question on the other forum and was able to get this resolved almost immediately. Thanks for the tip! -
By InquisitiveScouter · Posted
Hi @Rob441! And welcome! You need to explain this problem and post his BSA ID number on the site for the Scoutbook User Advisory Council (SUAC): https://discussions.scouting.org/t/another-user-using-my-email-address1/488777 (I just grabbed that thread at random, but the SUAC admins should answer you there. Good luck! -
Well said. "with my father" ... I can respect that. I fear this might be a psychology of the troop and a BSA training conflict. Strictly speaking, scouts are to socialize with scouts in their scouting activities and then with the other adults. In conflict, I also attending most scouting activities with my kids, but I tried to keep myself on the outskirts ... mostly. ... It is a pull/push or a training vs reality issue. ... I'm not sure there is a perfect answer other than making sure the scouts have positive growing experiences. "adult leadership crosses over" ... is really up to the troop leaders you are joining. They may very well be open to your immediately getting into a leadership role. They may want you to wait a year. They may have some in-between. ... Number one thing is to make a healthy connection with the existing unit leaders.
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