Chief Justice urges new attorneys to uphold integrity

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October 16, 2026

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As they begin their legal careers, a new group of attorneys is being challenged to let integrity guide every decision.

Chief Justice the Most Honourable Leslie Haynes emphasised the importance of building a strong reputation and putting clients’ interests first.

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