I gave a legal presentation to a group of non-lawyers (e.g., at my child's school, at the local Kiwanis or Lions Club meeting, at a civics organization, at a retirement home, to a group of business men). Can I receive CLE credit for my presentation?

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Amy Frogge · Accepted Answer

No, you cannot receive CLE credit for giving a law-related presentation to a general audience. If you are not presenting an approved and accredited continuing legal education program, you cannot receive credit.

I gave a legal presentation to a group of non-lawyers (e.g., at my child’s school, at the local Kiwanis or Lions Club meeting, at a civics organization, at a retirement home, to a group of business men). Can I receive CLE credit for my presentation?

I gave a legal presentation to a group of non-lawyers (e.g., at my child’s school, at the local Kiwanis or Lions Club meeting, at a civics organization, at a retirement home, to a group of business men). Can I receive CLE credit for my presentation?

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