TEXAS CLE REQUIREMENT
M
C
The MCLE
Cycle
15 Credits / Year
Each attorney must earn fifteen hours of accredited CLE during each MCLE compliance year.
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E
Ethics
Credits
CLE Due
Date
3 Ethics Credits
There is a 3-hour minimum requirement for legal ethics/legal professional responsibility.
The compliance period begins on the first day of the attorney's birth month and ends on the last of day of the month preceding the attorney's birth month the next year.
Accredited Texas MCLE
Qualification and MCLE Reporting
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Texas-accredited CLE credit can be received by attending MCLE approved activities and in other ways such as through online, on-demand CLE and webinars.
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Attorneys can report MCLE hours online by logging into their My Bar Page. on the Texas Bar website. Once in, just click on the link to “View/Report MCLE Hours”.
Innovative new technology has the potential to make our lives easier but often at the expense of privacy. As we willingly give up more of our personal data, how will the courts balance the sometimes competing interests of privacy, security, and liberty? Jeffrey Rosen explains.
Jeffrey Rosen
President of the National Constitution Center
Prof. Kate Shaw
Legal Contributor, ABC News
Whether it’s “modern day presidential” or conduct unbecoming a president, there’s no denying Trump’s Twitter use has been an effective way to deliver his message directly to the public and grant real-time access to his thinking. What are the potential legal ramifications of some of the most notorious #TrumpTweets? Professor Shaw explains.
Ken Feinberg
9-11 Special Master
When national tragedies occur, the path to recovery can be a long one for victims. Victim compensation funds and mass tort resolution programs have developed in recent years to streamline and expedite compensation. Kenneth Feinberg discusses some of the biggest funds, including the 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund, and the mechanics and challenges of administering those programs.
BROWSE OUR TEXAS MCLE INTERVIEWS
Innovative new technology has the potential to make our lives easier but often at the expense of privacy. As we willingly give up more of our personal data, how will the courts balance the sometimes competing interests of privacy, security, and liberty? Jeffrey Rosen explains.
Jeffrey Rosen
President of the National Constitution Center
Prof. Kate Shaw
Legal Contributor, ABC News
Whether it’s “modern day presidential” or conduct unbecoming a president, there’s no denying Trump’s Twitter use has been an effective way to deliver his message directly to the public and grant real-time access to his thinking. What are the potential legal ramifications of some of the most notorious #TrumpTweets? Professor Shaw explains.
Ken Feinberg
9-11 Special Master
When national tragedies occur, the path to recovery can be a long one for victims. Victim compensation funds and mass tort resolution programs have developed in recent years to streamline and expedite compensation. Kenneth Feinberg discusses some of the biggest funds, including the 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund, and the mechanics and challenges of administering those programs.
