It’s going to be a busy sitting for the government’s attorneys at the US Supreme Court.
An attorney from the Solicitor General’s Office is arguing in each of the seven cases scheduled to be heard during the November sitting that begins Oct. 30, and it will be a different one each time. Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar will be at the lectern for a gun rights case on Nov. 7, which is typical in the highest profile arguments.
“The SG generally will argue the case that’s most important to the government’s interests in any particular session,” said Michael Dreeben, a partner ...
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