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And a brilliant lawyer who wrote for he did not work for pay but the general counsel he spotted what he said would be a determinative gender discrimination case. 1970 and the and the Supreme Court had never seen an gender classification. This case was decided by the Supreme Court of idaho. It was about a woman named sally lee who was divorced when her son was a tender years so sally got custody. When the boy became a teenager he now needs to be prepared for a a mans world so the father wanted him to live with him. The boy one day take out one of his fathers many rifles and killed himself. Sally wanted to be appointed administrator of his estate not because of monetary gain but for sentimental reasons. He had a guitar Record Collection a small bank account. That was it. Her former husband applied to the administrator. A ....

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