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Justice Manual § 5-8.630

Settlements Requiring Approval of Solicitor General

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Settlement of cases in the Supreme Court and cases in which the Solicitor General has authorized an appeal require approval of the Solicitor General as provided by 28 C.F.R. 0.163.

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[Updated April 2018]

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