Answer:
The Supreme Court has original jurisdiction over suits between two or more states and/or cases involving ambassadors or other public ministers.
Explanation:
Article III, Section II of the Constitution provides for the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court. Jurisdiction is defined as the legal capacity to hear a case, as a result, the Supreme Court has original jurisdiction over certain cases (those mentioned in the answer above). The Supreme Court has appellate jurisdiction over any other case involving a violation of the US Constitution or any other federal law.
