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| 05/23/2008 04:48 PM |
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| I just spent a few hundred dollars on a MCLE package. All it includes is a series of free web recordings from an online legal radio station broadcast. These people are making a killing. |
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| 05/27/2008 11:26 AM |
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| Then do us a favor and post the web recordings!! |
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| 05/27/2008 10:05 PM |
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It depends on who's selling the MCLE. There are some reputable organizations providing MCLE.
The American Bar Association has free MCLE for members and also some programs that are free to the general public as well.
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| 05/28/2008 11:07 AM |
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Rant Alert:
The requirement for continuing education of paralegals is ridiculous. As a freelancer, I have pay some online service $20-40 per hour so I can read an article (which has hyperlinks to statutes) answer some T/F or one word answers and then they email me that I passed, I type it on some stupid form and send it to one of my attorneys so I can say my "supervising" attorney has it. Voila, now I am qualified under the business and professions code which has never come up one time in ten years and only will if the attorney I bill has to argue in a motion to collect fees. It's a complete rip off and is only for the MCLE providers to make money. My legal education is not made more current by this. Last time I got my general legal credits, offered through OCPA, I sat in a room and watched a long video about in limine motions - the video looked ancient. No test or anything. I could have slept through it and no one would have known or cared. It's pitiful. |
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