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the perm eliminates the CVSG---it’s only possible for pending cases.

Days ’96 [Drew; October 1995; Solicitor General of the United States, LLB From Yale Law School, BA from Hamilton College; Southern Methodist University Law Review, “The Solicitor General and the American Legal Ideal,” vol. 49]

Third, the Solicitor General is often asked formally by the Supreme Court through a process referred to in the relevant jargon as "CVSG" (or "call for the views of the Solicitor General") to express his views on whether a pending petition for certiorari in a non-government case should be granted. In such instances, the Court is not seeking the advice of an advocate or a partisan, but rather of an officer of that court committed to providing his best judgment with respect to the matter at issue.

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