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GUYANESE, SHAWN SHEWRAM COPS FIVE HUGH WOODING LAW SCHOOL PRIZES

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October 8, 2022
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Shawn Shewram has been awarded five prizes by the Hugh Wooding Law School for the academic year 2021/2022.

The prizes are as follow:
•The Book Specialists Prize – Second Outstanding Year Two Student.
•The Guyana Government Prize- Best Performance by a Student of Guyana.
•The Cameron & Shepherd Prize- Best Performance in Civil Procedure & Practice I and Civil Procedure & Practice II by a Guyanese.
•The H Aubrey Fraser Memorial Prize- Best Performance in Ethics, Rights & Obligations of the Legal Profession.

•The Course Director’s Prize in Probate Practice & Procedure – Best Performance in Probate Practice & Procedure.

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Village Voice News extends congratulations to Mr. Shewram. His discipline, perseverance and resulting success has furnished Guyanese with reason to be proud! Mr. Shewram will be graduating from the Hugh Wooding Law School today.

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