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False. The justices in the Supreme Court must choose the most important cases to deal with, so they usually end up dealing with around 100. But, this has fluctuated throughout the years. Some years they deal with a lot more, and other years they've dealt with a lot less.

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False

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Each year the U.S. Supreme Court hears an approximate of 80 cases, this is so because most of the cases of the U.S. are civil and criminal matters that are handled in the state courts. The U.S. Supreme Court only hears very important and special cases involving a foreign government, Native American rights, maritime law, a federal law, bankruptcy, a controversy between two or more cases and certain cases that were heard at the state level and could not be solved.

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