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The Chief Justice, Kwasi Anin Yeboah, has cautioned lawyers against the use of intemperate, offensive and abusive language in their dealings.
“The use of intemperate, offensive language in professional dealings must be fiercely resisted by all lawyers no matter the height of temptation,” he said.
The Chief Justice also asked lawyers to refrain from the use of offensive language and ‘bad’ behaviours before the Courts.
Fatimatu Abubakar, Deputy Director of Communications at the office of the President, one of the new Lawyers
Chief Justice Yeboah was speaking at the enrolment of 424 newly trained lawyers at the Accra International Conference Centre.
CJ caution Lawyers over use of intemperate and offensive language LISTEN
DEC 19, 2020
The Chief Justice, Kwasi Anin Yeboah, has cautioned lawyers against the use of intemperate, offensive and abusive language in their dealings.
“The use of intemperate, offensive language in professional dealings must be fiercely resisted by all lawyers no matter the height of temptation,” he said.
The Chief Justice also asked lawyers to refrain from the use of offensive language and bad behaviours before the Courts.
Fatimatu Abubakar, Deputy Director of Communications at the office of the President, one of the new Lawyers
Chief Justice Yeboah was speaking at the enrolment of 424 newly trained lawyers at the Accra International Conference Centre.
Avoid use of intemperate and offensive language - Chief Justice tells lawyers 18th Dec 2020 | Source: GNA
The Chief Justice, Mister Kwasi Anin Yeboah, has cautioned lawyers against the use of intemperate, offensive and abusive language in their professional dealings. The use of intemperate, offensive language in professional dealings must be fiercely resisted by all lawyers no matter the height of temptation,” he said.
The Chief Justice also asked lawyers to refrain from the use of offensive language and ‘bad’ behaviours before the Courts.
Chief Justice Yeboah was speaking at the enrolment of 424 newly trained lawyers at the Accra International Conference Centre.
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Over 400 new lawyers called to the Bar
A total of 424 new lawyers have been called to the Bar to commence the legal profession after a short ceremony organized by the General Legal Council (GLC) in Accra.
The new lawyers by this ceremony, have been certified by the GLC to begin their legal profession in the country.
The 424 newly trained lawyers are being called to the Bar, at the 57th anniversary in the history of the enrolment on the roll of lawyers.
Per the practice, the GLC annually convenes a formal meeting to enroll and call to the Ghana Bar, candidates who have successfully passed their professional law examination organised by the Ghana School of Law, after certifying their results.