Rule 42.4 - Accreditation of programs and activities(1)Accreditation of activities. A program sponsor that desires accreditation of a program, course, or other legal education activity or an attorney who desires to establish accreditation of a program, course, or other legal education activity must apply for accreditation to the commission in advance of the commencement of the activity or after completion of the activity in the manner the commission prescribes. The commission must approve or deny such application in writing or by electronic mail within 30 days of receipt of such application. The application must state the dates, subjects offered, total hours of instruction, names and qualifications of speakers, and other pertinent information.(2)Fee for organization applications for accreditation. To support administration of this chapter, any organization or other activity sponsor applying for accreditation of an activity must pay to the commission a prescribed nonrefundable application fee for each activity. No application fee is required of an attorney who applies for accreditation solely as an attendee. The commission may waive the application fee for any of the following reasons: a. For any activity offered at no charge to attendees for the educational portion of the activity.b. For any presentation of the identical program at additional places or dates during a calendar year, provided the original presentation of the program was approved.Regul. Comm. Cont. Lega. Educ. 42.4
Court Order November 25, 1975; November 9, 2001, effective 2/15/2002; 2/22/2002; 11/23/2004, effective 7/1/2005; 3/21/2014; 12/13/2017, effective 1/1/2018.