Remembering Ted Olson: A Titan of the Legal Profession

Ted Olson, renowned conservative lawyer and former Solicitor General, has passed away at 84, leaving behind a profound legacy in legal advocacy and same-sex marriage rights.

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Prominent conservative lawyer Ted Olson, who argued Bush recount and same-sex marriage cases, dead at 84

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Ted Olson, an influential conservative lawyer and former Solicitor General, died at 84. Olson's career included landmark Supreme Court cases such as Bush v. Gore and the successful fight for same-sex marriage rights in California, marking him as a pivotal figure in American legal history. His advocacy transcended political affiliations, earning him respect across the spectrum. Olson's legacy as a passionate advocate for human rights and his contributions to the legal profession will be remembered.

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