Question 18 • SA FL-2106010-M/J Civics S1 26-27
The Supreme Court usually accepts an appeal when it raises an important legal issue, such as how to interpret the Constitution. The Court does not have to hear every case involving First Amendment rights, and it has limited original jurisdiction that applies only to specific kinds of cases. So the best explanation is that the case presents an important constitutional question.
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