The Birthright Citizenship Question that Stumped the Solicitor General
It was surprising that the Solicitor General did not appear to have thought much about the extent of Congress' legislative power under Section 5.
Solicitor General
Solicitor General Urges Review of FIFRA Preemption
The Department of Justice sides with Monsanto on whether federal law preempts state-law duty-to-warn suits against pesticide manufacturers, setting up an important test of the Court's view of federal preemption.
A Conversation with Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar
One of the nation's finest oral advocates discusses representing the United States in the Supreme Court and other topics.
Is It Unamicable to Reject the Argument of a Friendly Amicus Brief?
The Solicitor General rejects an academic argument offered in defense of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
The Federal Government Can't Seem to Decide How the CFPB Is Funded
The Solicitor General's brief defending how the CFPB is funded contradicts what the agency and others have said in the past.
The Solicitor General Says It Is Not "Ever Too Late" to Get A Statute Right
Is the federal government giving up on statutory stare decisis?
Supreme Court Refuses to Intervene in "Public Charge" Case -- For Now
The Biden Administration's effort to moot challenges to the Trump Administration's "public charge" rule scores an initial (yet potentially temporary) victory.
