The United States Supreme Court only hears cases on appeal from federal and state courts that raise important principles of constitutional law.

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This is correct according to Article III of the U.S. Constitution, which states that the Supreme Court has jurisdiction over cases involving federal law and cases that raise important questions about the Constitution. Additionally, the Supreme Court also has discretionary jurisdiction to hear certain cases that do not meet these criteria.

The United States Supreme Court Only Hears Cases on Appeal