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Sixty-one new lawyers called to the Bar

Sixty-one new lawyers called to the Bar

October 11, 2019
9:49 pm

Sixty-one new lawyers were today called to the Bar.

Chief Justice Sir Marston Gibson encouraged the new attorneys to follow the rules of ethics

Sir Marston speaking following the swearing-in ceremony at the Supreme Court also expressed a desire to see more attorneys practicing criminal law.

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