State supreme courts primarily have ______ jurisdiction.

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State supreme courts primarily have appellate jurisdiction, which means they hear appeals or reviews of decisions made by lower courts. They have the authority to review and correct errors made by lower courts and ensure that the law is being applied correctly. While they may also have some limited or original jurisdiction in certain cases, appellate jurisdiction is their primary role.

State Supreme Courts Primarily Have ______ Jurisdiction