The original jurisdiction of the supreme court extends:—
1. To all cases, in which may be concerned an ambassador, any public minister, or a consul.
2. To all cases whatever, in which a state may be a party.—This second division maybe branched into 1. Cases between the United States, and one or more of the individual states. 2. Cases between two or more states. 3. Cases between a state and its own citizens. 4. Cases between a state, and the citizens of another state. 5. Cases between a state, and a foreign state. 6. Cases between a state, and the citizens, or subjects of a foreign state.
The appellate jurisdiction of the supreme court extends:—
1. To all cases whatever between parties of every kind, in law and equity, arising under this constitution, and the laws of congress, passed agreeably thereto, and to treaties already, or hereafter to be, made.
2. To all cases of admiralty or maritime jurisdiction.
3. To all cases, in which the United States shall be a party.
4. To all cases between citizens of different states.
5. To all cases between citizens of the same state, claiming lands under the grants of different states.