Then join Josh Blackman in his Fantasy Supreme Court Fantasy League (US). As is our habit up here, we await the development of the Canadian version. Maybe the folks over at Law is Cool might step up to this challenge.
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Maybe. I doubt it though, it's midterm time.
Posted by: Omar Ha-Redeye | November 11, 2009 at 04:30 AM