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A case has reached the Supreme Court, but not as a matter of appeal. How did it most likely get there
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A case has reached the Supreme Court, but not as a matter of appeal. How did it most likely get there

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Invoking original jurisdiction is the only nonappeal way in which cases can reach the Court.

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