Dear Supreme Court Administrator,

Here is a link to a PDF of a judgment/opinion recently reported by the High Court of Australia:

<http://eresources.hcourt.gov.au/downloadPdf/2020/HCA/12>.

You will notice that in the header of each page, the court reporter lists the Justices who joined the particular judgment/opinion beneath. That is very helpful to the reader. You might ask the Chief Justice, the Associate Justices, and your administrative colleagues to consider adopting such a reader-friendly policy.

I note that when cases have lengthy judgments, no majority opinion, multiple opinions in support of the final order, multiple concurrences, and multiple dissents, the confused reader has to constantly scroll to the top of each opinion to figure out who supported what. This reform (merely to presentation) would help all—particularly law students. (Of course, it would only work, if every opinion starts on its own separate page.)

Seth

Seth Barrett Tillman, Dear Supreme Court Administrator, New Reform Club (Apr. 7, 2020, 4:17 AM), <https://reformclub.blogspot.com/2020/04/dear-supreme-court-administrator-here.html>;