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Minnesota adopts first mandatory continuing legal education
The Minnesota Supreme Court requires 45 hours of CLE over three years for licensure renewal, with credit for attending or teaching approved courses. The program, led by the Minnesota Bar Association, is seen as a step toward professional competence though critics call it superficial. It relies on self reporting with no attendance verification, and includes in state and in-house offerings, plus ALI-ABA and ABA sources.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Burger
Harry Blackmun
Joe Smith
Minnesota Bar Association
State Supreme Court
Douglas R. Heidenreich
Heidenreich
William Mitchell College of Law
University of Minnesota
Continuing Legal Education
CLE
State Bar Association
Minneapolis-St. Paul
American Law Institute American Bar Association
Ali-Aba