You'd be wrong. The docket is just the written record of every case that has been filed, and its disposition, relevant orders, etc.. It's clerical.
I like being wrong publicly if it means I learn something.
Does a computer accept the filing or a person? I understood from the article that some steps were being skipped (various levels of court), which either means a person decided to allow the skips to be stepped, or they were able to check a box on a computer program that claimed exemption from the steps.
Which was it? If one gets past the person or the computer is the next step collecting four judges?