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I believe there is a substantial area to expand this with Fran Huck's post hockey legal career. However, I found this impossible to do this definitely from the web only. There are numerous references to his law career, and that he had a practice in Regina and in B.C. However, with only one exception, the Regina Post article I referenced, most are only blogs. Specifically, where I think it could be expanded is that a lawyer involved in Graham James case was "Fran Huck from Calgary" (http://www.cbc.ca/sports/story/2002/06/19/james020619.html). There are several similar internet references to Fran Huck, but none of them say that this is the same Fran Huck who played in the NHL, etc. So I was not able to add that information here.
I think this information would have to be added from newspaper or literary references.—Preceding unsigned comment added by BashBrannigan (talk • contribs)
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