The opposition PPP is accusing Attorney-General Basil Williams of “flip-flopping” on the establishment of a law school, in the light of his recent indication that it is not a priority for the current government given “the type of economy” it inherited.
In a statement issued yesterday, the PPP said Williams’s comments, which were made at a news conference last week, contradict President David Granger’s commitment to law students to seeing a local school
