Apparently, the Supreme Court changes decisions after issuing rulings.
It’s not something taught in the typical civics lesson.
The matter was revealed by New York Times columnist Adam Liptak last month.
David Zvenyach, the general counsel to the Council of the District of Columbia, writes computer code as a hobby. He applied the JavaScript application Node to crawl the opinions posted on the Supreme Court every five minutes. He then follows up with a manual tweet.
Kudos to Zvenyach and all hail institutional transparency.
Supreme Court Changes Decisions