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Legal fun
Chief Justice Zaila McCalla (centre) is flanked by the men of theNorman Manley Law School's graduating class of 1981 at theirrecent reunion held in Kingston. From left: Wentworth Charles,Linton Gordon, Anthony Pearson, Leonard “Freddy” Green, AlfredMcPherson, Clark Cousins, and Garth Lyttle.
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August 26, 2017

Legal fun

Members of the Norman Manley Law School’s graduating class of 1981 held a reunion on Saturday, August 19 in Kingston, where they shared memories of their school years and basically had a good time.

Here is a photo report of the event.

President of the Senate and attorney-at-law Tom Tavares Finson(second left) shares a laugh with members of Norman Manley LawSchool’s graduating class of 1981 (from left) Wentworth Charles,Gloria Smith and Leonard “Freddy” Green at their reunion held inKingston on August 19.
Chief Justice Zaila McCalla (left) shares a moment with recentlyappointed judge of the Court of Appeal and member of the Norman Manley Law School’s graduating class of 1981, Justice JenniferStraw. (Photos: Aston Spaulding)
Attorney-at-law Anthony Pearson could not resist the urge to jointhe band and show off his talent as a deejay to the delight of theother members of the Norman Manley Law School’s graduatingclass of 1981. The occasion was a reunion held by the group onAugust 19 in Kingston.
Chief Justice Zaila McCalla (fourth left) celebrates with membersof Norman Manley Law School’s graduating class of 1981 at areunion held on August 19 in Kingston. From left are: Sharon FfolkesAbrahams, former Member of Parliament; Elaine Williams; GloriaSmith, retired puisne judge; Donna Parchment-Brown, custos of StAndrew and CEO of Dispute Resolution Foundation; Pauline Findlayand Helen Evelyn, senior partners, DunnCox; and Justice JenniferStraw, recently appointed judge of the Court of Appeal.

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