How a Case Gets to the Supreme Court (Anastasia Explains)

Despite what you hear on TV or in the movies, you can't just take a case to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court will only hear a very small fraction of cases involving a very small fraction of disputes. The Supreme Court only hears three types of suits: appeals from state courts, appeals from federal courts, or cases where the supreme court has original jurisdiction. The entire process of how a Supreme Court case gets filed is explained by Anastasia.

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