The __________ represents the federal government before the Supreme Court.

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The solicitor general is responsible for representing the federal government before the Supreme Court in cases where the government is a party or has an interest. The attorney general is the head of the Department of Justice, but does not always personally argue before the Supreme Court. The secretary of justice and assistant chief litigator are not official positions. The chief justice is a member of the Supreme Court, not an advocate for the federal government.

The __________ Represents the Federal Government Before the Supreme Court