It was submitted to a three-judge panel, which concluded that the case was not a three-judge matter, and dismissed the case for failure to state a cause of action. The direct appeal to the Supreme Court was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
A case was presented to a three-judge panel, but the panel determined it didn't meet the criteria for a three-judge decision and dismissed it.  The case then failed to be heard by the Supreme Court due to a lack of jurisdiction.