Which one is a good reason for the U.S. Supreme Court voting to hear a case on appeal?

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The Supreme Court typically hears cases on appeal to provide guidance to lower courts on legal issues that need resolution. It does not vote to hear cases to create new laws, and while controversial issues may be considered, that alone is not a sufficient reason for the Court to hear an appeal. Hearing a similar case recently is also not a reason to hear a new case.

Which One Is a Good Reason for the U