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Ghana Law School graduates 47 in special criminal prosecution course
Capacity Speaking at the ceremony, the Director of Legal Education and Director of the Ghana School of Law, Professor Raymond Akongburo Atuguba, said the course formed part of efforts by the Ghana School of Law to expand professional development opportunities for justice sector actors and improve the quality of criminal justice administration in the country.
The Ghana School of Law has graduated 47 students who took its Criminal Prosecution and Litigation (CPL) course this year.
The director also announced that the Ghana School of Law would begin its pre-Bar Vocational Course in September this year following the enactment of the Legal Education Act, 2026 (Act 1170).
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