This is a bunch of legal procedure that I don't know with confidence, but my expectation is that the answer is "theoretically yes, but it won't be granted in th

This is a bunch of legal procedure that I don't know with confidence, but my expectation is that the answer is "theoretically yes, but it won't be granted in this case." That is, the "theoretically yes" comes from some sort of mechanism to handle plaintiffs who pull this sort of stuff abusively, but Musk's (lawyers') actions here haven't reached anywhere near that level of abusiveness, so there's no reason to grant it.