Standards for accreditation

42.3(1) A CLE activity qualifies for accreditation if the commission determines that the activity complies with all of the following: a. It constitutes an organized program of learning (including a workshop or symposium) that contributes directly to the professional competency of an attorney. b. It pertains to common legal subjects or other subject matters that integrally relate to the practice of law. c. It is conducted by attorneys or individuals who have a special education, training, and experience by reason of which the attorneys or individuals should be considered experts concerning the subject matter of the program, and the activity preferably is accompanied by a paper, manual, or written outline that substantively pertains to the subject matter of the program. d. It is presented in the form of moderated programming, or in the form of unmoderated programming approved by the commission according to its guidelines. September 2024 CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION REGULATIONS Ch 42, p.3 42.3(2) No activity will be accredited that involves solely self-study, including television viewing, video or sound recorded programs, or correspondence work, except as may be allowed pursuant to rule 42.5. [Court Order November 25, 1975; November 9, 2001, effective February 15, 2002; February 22, 2002; March 21, 2014; December 13, 2017, effective January 1, 2018]