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Chuck Cooper

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Charles J. Cooper is an American lawyer and founding partner of the Washington, D.C. law firm Cooper & Kirk. He specializes in constitutional and appellate litigation, often arguing cases before the United States Supreme Court.

Cooper has represented high-profile clients in significant legal disputes, including challenges to campaign finance laws and same-sex marriage bans. His work is aimed at legal professionals, government entities, and parties involved in complex federal litigation.

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What kind of legal work does Chuck Cooper handle?

Charles J. Cooper focuses on constitutional, appellate, and federal litigation. He is a founding member and chairman of Cooper & Kirk, a Washington, D.C. litigation boutique.

Has Chuck Cooper argued cases before the U.S. Supreme Court?

Yes, Cooper & Kirk's biography says he has argued nine cases before the United States Supreme Court. His work includes constitutional disputes, federal powers, and appellate procedure.

What was Chuck Cooper's role in Hollingsworth v. Perry?

He represented the proponents of California Proposition 8, the 2008 ballot initiative concerning same-sex marriage. Cooper argued the case before the Supreme Court in 2013, which dismissed it for lack of standing rather than deciding the merits.

What government role did Chuck Cooper hold before private practice?

He served as Assistant Attorney General in the U.S. Department of Justice's Office of Legal Counsel. That office gives the executive branch legal advice on constitutional and federal-law questions.

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