Yes, you can receive credit for:
- teaching in an approved continuing legal education activity
- teaching at a law school or teaching law-related courses at the undergraduate or graduate level or at a community college
- judging or coaching moot court or mock trial at an approved law school
- enrollment of a post-graduate nature at an approved law school
- service as a bar examiner
- passage of any exam required by a specialist certification program or exam for admission to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office
- service on the Board of Professional Responsibility
- participation as a member of a governmental body (local, state or national) involved in formal session for review of proposed legislation, rules or regulations
- published legal writings
- pro bono legal representation through an approved program, or
- indigent defense representation.
See Tenn. Sup. Ct. R. 21 §§ 4.03-4.08.