In the Pennsylvania gerrymandering case, docket entry indicates Justice Alito denied the stay on his own without referring it to the whole court. #fairmaps 1/pic.twitter.com/x7hNBhgikV
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What I meant was: Single-justice orders do get PDFs sometimes.
Yes, I know that. That's why I wrote something specific! (I'm not trying to be a jerk, I just cover applications constantly, and so I was referring to a specific situation — which happened here — and the consistent practice of the court in that instance is no PDF order.)
I know that you know your stuff about applications. The broader point, PDF or not, is that the public has no way of knowing what Justice Alito did in a very high-profile case unless they went to the case docket. Which most don’t know how to locate.
Of course I agree with that.
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