BY SUSAN ESTRICH It was in 1981 that the United States Supreme Court, in a decision that I still have trouble explaining to my students when I teach it, held that it was constitutional for the Selective Service, acting under the authority of Congress and the president, to require all men – but not women – between the ages of 18 and 25 to register for a potential draft. Why, at a time when the […]
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