All federal agencies must receive permission from who to appeal an adverse lower court decision to the u. s. supreme court?

a. the u. s. attorney general

b. the senate judiciary committee

c. a u. s. attorney

d. the u. s. solicitor general

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All federal agencies must receive permission from who to appeal an adverse lower court decision to the u. s. supreme court?

a. the u. s. attorney general

b. the senate judiciary committee

c. a u. s. attorney

d. the u. s. solicitor general

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Holden Johnson · Answer 1

The correct answer is the d. U. S. Solicitor General. The United States Solicitor General is the person who is responsible to represent the United States’ federal government before representing the United States’ Supreme Court. They are responsible for assigning, conducting, an supervising supreme court cases, appeals, and petitions.

All federal agencies must receive permission from who to appeal an adverse lower court decision to the u. s. supreme court?a. the u. s. attorney generalb. the senate judiciary committeec. a u. s. attorneyd. the u. s. solicitor general

All federal agencies must receive permission from who to appeal an adverse lower court decision to the u. s. supreme court?

a. the u. s. attorney general

b. the senate judiciary committee

c. a u. s. attorney

d. the u. s. solicitor general