Who decides whether to appeal a case that the government has lost to the Supreme Court?

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The solicitor general is responsible for deciding whether the government should appeal a case to the Supreme Court after a loss. This is because the solicitor general is the government's representative before the Supreme Court and oversees all litigation on behalf of the government. The other options (A, C, D) do not have a direct role in this decision-making process.

Who Decides Whether to Appeal a Case That the Government