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(Kaieteur News) – On November 5, 2026, the legal profession gained another young advocate when 22-year-old Tyler Orderson was admitted to the local Bar by the Honorable Madam Justice Nicola Pierre. This ceremony marked the culmination of five years of intense study and grueling practical training in the law. However, as the newly admitted attorney remarked upon entering the profession, “the work is now beginning.”
Like many members of the legal profession, Tyler Orderson’s interest in the law originated and blossomed while at school. Whilst attending Marian Academy for primary and secondary education, Orderson participated in various competitions and clubs that spurred his fascination with oral advocacy and community engagement. However, it was while reading the Guinness Book of World Records one afternoon in the school’s library that his passion for the law truly took root.
In that particular volume, Guyanese legend and Queen’s Counsel, the late Sir Lionel Luckhoo, was recognized as the “most successful lawyer” in the world with a string of 245 successive murder acquittals. In that moment, Orderson knew that he wanted to pursue such excellence. This desire was further compounded after he was assigned the famous Harper Lee novel, ‘To Kill a Mockingbird,’ for English Literature reading in third form; Orderson adopted the celebrated (albeit fictional) attorney, Atticus Finch, as a personal role model for championing the causes of others, even when doing so was difficult.
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