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   How much CLE do lawyers need in Ohio?

   • In Ohio, attorneys must complete at least 24 hours of CLE during every two-year compliance period. Previously, lawyers were limited to half the requirement – 12 hours – as self-study. Judges and magistrates will also benefit from the adjusted CLE requisites effective Jan. 1, 2024.

   CLE Rule Changes Means Greater Flexibility - Court News Ohio

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   Does a judge have a CLE requirement?

   • Judges, acting judges, and magistrates also have a Judicial College requirement. CLE requirements are contained in Gov. Bar R. X and Gov. Jud. R. IV and are administered by the Commission on Continuing Legal Education and the Office of Attorney Services. View Your CLE Transcript CLE Late Compliance CLE Forms

   Continuing Legal Education » Supreme Court of Ohio

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   Can I get CLE credit in Ohio?

   • Please note, however, that courses approved for CLE credit in other states are not necessarily eligible for CLE accreditation in Ohio. To confirm accreditation in Ohio, please check with the sponsor of the programs you wish to attend. Return to top AWARD OF CLE CREDIT 25. If I teach at an Approved CLE Activity, do I receive CLE credit for it? Yes.

   CLE FAQ for Attorneys - Supreme Court of Ohio

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   Can I apply for CLE accreditation in Ohio?

   • You may apply for accreditation for the live In-person (i.e., not self-study) CLE programs you attend in other states. Please note, however, that courses approved for CLE credit in other states are not necessarily eligible for CLE accreditation in Ohio.

   CLE FAQ for Attorneys - Supreme Court of Ohio

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2. www.supremecourt.ohio.gov › attorneys › cleContinuing Legal Education » Supreme Court of Ohio

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   Effective Jan. 1, 2023, the Supreme Court of Ohio adopted rules changes to permanently remove the CLE self-study caps for attorneys. The amendments will allow attorneys to comply with the biennial CLE requirements through approved self-study courses.

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     Pursuant to Gov.Jud.R., IV, full-time judges, part-time...

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3. www.supremecourt.ohio.gov › courts › advisoryCommission on Continuing Legal Education » Supreme Court of Ohio

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   The Commission on Continuing Legal Education is created by Gov. Bar R. X and administers the continuing legal education requirements imposed on attorneys and judges pursuant to that rule and Gov. Jud. R. IV. The Commission also accredits programs and activities that satisfy Ohio's mandatory CLE requirements. Enabling Rule.

4. sco.csod.com › client › scoWelcome to OhioCourtEDU, the learning portal for the Supreme ...

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5. www.supremecourt.ohio.gov › cle-faqsContinuing Legal Education FAQs » Supreme Court of Ohio

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   Jan 1, 2019 · Effective Jan. 1, 2019, judges, including retired and part-time judges, are required to earn 40 hours of continuing legal education, including 10 hours of instruction through courses offered by the Ohio Supreme Court Judicial College, every two years.

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   Aug 30, 2022 · The Supreme Court of Ohio. waived the self-study cap during the pandemic. The change now becomes permanent, allowing flexibility for attorneys to fit CLE into their schedules while managing the cost of time and travel for in-person programs.