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From lawyer to legal practitioner

Posted by Typesetter | May 20, 2016 | Extra

A group of disadvantaged lawyers styling themselves as the Progressive Lawyers in Namibia held a workshop over the previous weekend to draw up a roadmap for their future activities. Some 100 black lawyers attended the meeting. FNB Namibia supported this workshop with a donation which enabled the association to pay for the venue, catering and stationery. Taswald July, the Group Legal Advisor of FNB Namibia, said “We all know that it is important for us – as a society- to be law abiding citizens. Without laws, there would be chaos and anarchy. FNB Namibia recognizes how important the impact of laws and lawyers is, ensuring that we as Namibians can live together, respect each other and be protected within our society.”

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Today the Typesetter is a position at a newspaper that is mostly outdated since lead typesetting disappeared about fifty years ago. It is however a convenient term to indicate a person that is responsible for the technical refinement of publishing including web publishing. The Typesetter does not contribute to editorial content but makes sure that all elements are where they belong. - Ed.