Lucius puts pen to paper to win £10,000 scholarship

LISBURN man Lucius Winslow recently put pen to paper and scooped a £10,000 prize to pay for a scholarship to BPP Law School in London.
By The Newsroom
Published 10th May 2013, 14:04 BST

Lucius, who is completing a Masters in Politics at Queens University in Belfast, decided to enter the Lawyer 2B competition, which is run annually by The Lawyer magazine in conjunction with BPP Law School.

The Moira man, who attended Friends School in Lisburn before going on to study for an undergraduate degree in politics, had to write an essay about the legitimacy of the police in the aftermath of the phone hacking scandal.

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After being shortlisted Lucius, together with two other entrants, were interviewed by a panel of experts.

At the end of the process, Lucius was delighted to learn that he had won the contest and secured a scholarship, which would allow him to undertake a law conversion course at the prestigious BPP School of Law.

22 year old Lucius hopes to go on to be a corporate lawyer in London once he has completed the conversion course.

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