What percentage of caseload falls under US Supreme Court original jurisdiction?

A very small percentage Currently, the Supreme Court only exercises original jurisdiction over disputes between the States (typically involving water rights and conflicting property claims), because it has exclusive jurisdiction over these cases. On average, they consider one or two of these per year ( ~ 1-2% or less of their scheduled docket ) The Supreme Court usually appoints a Special Master to hear the facts and arguments and make a recommendation on that basis. The Court then acts in the role of an appellate court, considering the matter in light of the Constitution and the Special Master's recommendation Other cases in which the Supreme Court has original jurisdiction (maritime disputes, cases in which the United States is a party, etc.) are initially heard in lower federal courts, such as US District Court, US Court of Federal Claims, US Court of International Trade, etc. , because the Supreme Court has concurrent original jurisdiction over these classes, shared with other courts in the federal judicial system For more information, see Related Questions, below.

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