It is very unusual for a case decided by a state supreme court to be heard by the U.S.Supreme Court or any other federal court.

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This is true. State supreme courts are the final court of appeal for state law issues and federal courts are the final court of appeal for federal law issues. Therefore, there is usually no reason for a state case to be heard by a federal court. However, there are some situations where a state case might be appealed to a federal court, such as if there are federal constitutional issues involved.

It Is Very Unusual for a Case Decided by a State