The same court can have both original and appellate jurisdiction.

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A court with original jurisdiction has the authority to hear cases for the first time, while appellate jurisdiction allows a court to review cases from lower courts. Some courts, such as the United States Supreme Court, have both types of jurisdiction: they can hear certain cases for the first time (original jurisdiction) and also hear appeals from lower courts (appellate jurisdiction).

The Same Court Can Have Both Original and Appellate Jurisdiction