Maybe this is how they do things in Florida, but this NYT account of how the state’s Supreme Court just ruled against a couple of school-choice measures seems highly strange:

The rulings were unanimous and came only hours after justices heard arguments on lawsuits filed against the three amendments. Several justices questioned whether the amendments were misleading to voters and whether the commission had exceeded its authority.
The court did not explain its reasoning. Instead it issued a one-page ruling saying that the amendments could not go on the November ballot and that a full opinion would be issued later.