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The Supreme Court hears cases that have already been heard in lower courts.
The Supreme Court hears cases that have already been heard in lower courts.
The Supreme Court hears cases directly from district courts.
The Supreme Court hears cases directly from district courts.
The Supreme Court refers veterans’ claims to the military courts.
The Supreme Court refers veterans’ claims to the military courts.
The Supreme Court hears mostly cases about taxes.
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The correct statement about the Supreme Court is:
The Supreme Court hears cases that have already been heard in lower courts.
The Supreme Court primarily reviews appeals from lower courts, such as federal courts of appeals and state supreme courts, rather than hearing cases directly from district courts or referring cases to military courts. While it may deal with cases that can involve tax issues, it does not primarily focus on tax cases.
