Top Law College Cancels Convocation After Controversy Over Chief Justice Invite

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A leading law college has cancelled its scheduled convocation ceremony following a controversy surrounding the invitation extended to the Chief Justice. The university had previously informed students that the event would take place on September 12. The cancellation comes weeks after that official announcement was made to the student body. The dispute over the Chief Justice's invite appears to have been the central factor prompting the institution to call off the ceremony.

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