204 Pa. Code Rule 108. Credit for Continuing Legal Education Courses and Activity.

Rule 108. Credit for Continuing Legal Education Courses and Activity.

(a)  Credit. Participants shall receive credit of one (1) hour for each sixty (60) minutes actually spent in attendance at an approved course.
(b)  Law school courses. Courses by an ABA accredited law school, other than those required for a legal degree, which otherwise comply with these rules, shall qualify for credit.
(c)  CLE credit for preparation. The Board shall establish rules for credit to be given to faculty members for the preparation of CLE courses which qualify for credit under these rules.
(d)  Carry over credits. A balance of credit hours in excess of the current annual CLE requirement may be carried forward for the next two (2) succeeding years. No more than two times the current annual CLE requirement may be carried forward into the two succeeding years.
(e)  The number of credits earned by distance learning education that may be applied to the annual compliance requirement shall not exceed six (6).
(f) Pro Bono CLE.
The number of credits earned by providing approved pro bono service that may be applied to the annual compliance requirement shall not exceed three (3).

Source

   The provisions of this Rule 108 amended February 1, 1994, effective immediately, 24 Pa.B. 1085; amended March 7, 1995, effective immediately, 25 Pa.B. 1079; amended February 20, 2001, effective March 1, 2001, 31 Pa.B. 1319; amended May 28, 2002, effective immediately, 32 Pa.B. 2864; amended December 30, 2004, effective immediately, 35 Pa.B. 349; amended November 5, 2008, effective immediately, 38 Pa.B. 6360; amended January 23, 2014, apply to the one-year compliance period beginning on May 1, 2014, and to all compliance periods commencing thereafter, 44 Pa.B. 768; amended January 31, 2022, effective immediately, 52 Pa.B. 964. Immediately preceding text appears at serial pages (340176) and (370657).

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