Which government official is responsible for arguing the federal government's position in cases before the U. S. Supreme Court?

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Livia Waller

5 March, 07:00

Which government official is responsible for arguing the federal government's position in cases before the U. S. Supreme Court?

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Kimberly Neal · Answer 1

Answer: the solicitor general and the law clerks

Explanation: in any case involving the federal government the united state in the supreme court, the solicitor general and law clerk are saddled with the responsibility of representing the federal government. They determine the legal position of the government in the Supreme Court. It argues on behalf of the government in any case involving the federal government.