The person responsible for litigating on behalf of the federal government is the:

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The solicitor general is responsible for representing the federal government in cases before the Supreme Court and other appellate courts. The attorney general is the head of the Department of Justice and supervises the work of the solicitor general, but is not directly involved in litigation. The chief justice is the head of the Supreme Court, but does not litigate on behalf of the federal government. The president and federal chief procurator are not directly involved in litigation.

The Person Responsible for Litigating on Behalf of the Federal