I turn out to be Iaccobucci (although only at 52.8% agreement). I was a bit suprised that the judge I was least like was Binnie.
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2 comments:
One thing I've always wondered, when reading your site, was how you got all those awesome pictures of Canadian Supreme Court justices dressed as Santa Claus. Today I finally googled the CSS and figured it out. Good show, Canada. Black robes are boring, and Santa is awesome.
The unfortunate part is when they make their clerks dress as elves. That's just sick.
Seriously, though, for wacky outfits, Canadian judges have nothing on those of the Mother country. I will post a few examples after I burn a few (otherwise) billable hours googling.
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