MCLE Credit
1.00
Legal Specialization(s): Administrative Law, Civil Appellate Law, Civil Trial Law, Criminal Appellate Law, Criminal Law
1.00
Available credit listed is based on Texas MCLE credits and is presented based on a 60-minute credit hour.
An eCourse contains one or more sessions recorded from an accredited live conference. You may watch it on demand at your own pace, answering the included attendance verification questions as you go. However, eCourses are not moderated, so please check with the MCLE authority in your jurisdiction for the current rules regarding online learning. As an attorney, it is your responsibility to make sure—before you purchase an eCourse—that the applicable state bar or other MCLE authority will accept it for credit. Documentation provided upon completion is a Certificate of Completion, which you may use to self-report your credit.
Accreditation requires attendance verification for eCourses. When you take the eCourse online, answer the verification question(s) that will be presented as you watch or listen. Depending on the length of the eCourse, there may be multiple popups.
An eCourse contains one or more sessions recorded from an accredited live conference. You may watch it on demand at your own pace, answering the included attendance verification questions as you go. However, eCourses are not moderated, so please check with the MCLE authority in your jurisdiction for the current rules regarding online learning. As an attorney, it is your responsibility to make sure—before you purchase an eCourse—that the applicable state bar or other MCLE authority will accept it for credit. Documentation provided upon completion is a Certificate of Completion, which you may use to self-report your credit.
Accreditation requires attendance verification for eCourses. When you take the eCourse online, answer the verification question(s) that will be presented as you watch or listen. Depending on the length of the eCourse, there may be multiple popups.