The U.S.solicitor general appears to orally argue every case decided by the Supreme Court.

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The U.S. solicitor general does not argue every case decided by the Supreme Court. The solicitor general represents the federal government in cases where the government is a party or has an interest, but there are many cases that do not involve the federal government at all. In those cases, other attorneys or advocates will argue before the Supreme Court.

The USsolicitor General Appears to Orally Argue Every Case Decided by by the Supreme