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Law Society of South Africa condemns alleged exam paper leaks and warns of consequences | SA News

The Law Society of South Africa (LSSA) has issued a firm denunciation of the recent incidents regarding the alleged theft and leakage of professional examination papers associated with legal practitioners.

LSSA president Nkosana Francois Mvundlela said the organisation condemns the theft and leakage of professional examination papers, as well as the possession, circulation and use of any unlawfully obtained exam content in a statement on Friday night.

“The LSSA has noted recent social media activity alleging the circulation of leaked Board Examination materials and reiterates that such conduct strikes at the heart of professional ethics and public trust in the legal profession.”

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