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[Robert from yahoo bd]

"Gaming the court’s December calendar to determine who might be writing in Collins isn’t easy. The justices issued not one but two unsigned opinions – in the census case Trump v. New York and a brief decision in Republic of Hungary v. Simon sending the case back for further review in the wake of its decision on the same day in Federal Republic of Germany v. Philipp. They also dismissed one December case, Henry Schein, Inc. v. Archer and White Sales, as improvidently granted. Breyer, Alito and Gorsuch have not yet written a signed opinion for December; we also know that Breyer, who dissented in the census case, would not have been the author of that unsigned ruling."

"Looking at the term as a whole, Thomas is almost certainly finished with his opinions for the term: He has written a total of seven, with at least one in every month but February, which had only six arguments. Breyer, Sotomayor and Kavanaugh are all tied for second place with five opinions each. Other justices are likely busier: Roberts, Alito and Barrett (who did not join the court until after its October sitting) have each released only three opinions so far."