A federal appeals court is currently deliberating on the Boy Scouts of America's proposed $2.46 billion sex abuse settlement, which is part of the organization's bankruptcy plan. The court's reluctance to overturn the settlement comes amid recent legal developments, including the U.S. Trustee's objection to the Diamond Chapter 11 plan. This objection is partly based on the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy, which had included provisions for third parties that had not consented to the plan. The Boy Scouts have urged the court to uphold the settlement, warning that reversing the deal could cause significant harm to the organization and its stakeholders. The appeals court is actively questioning both supporters and opponents of the Boy Scouts' bankruptcy plan in light of these recent rulings.