What happens if I earn more credit hours than are required for the two-year reporting period?
If you complete more than the required number of credit hours in a reporting period, you may apply a maximum of twelve (12) credit hours to the next reporting period, provided you have timely completed and timely reported more than the required number of credit hours in a reporting period. (Gov. Bar R. X, §3(B)(2)). If you are a judge and you complete more than the required number of credit hours in a reporting period, you may apply a maximum of one-half the judge’s required credit hours to the next reporting period, provided you have timely completed and timely reported more than the required number of credit hours in a reporting period. (Gov. Jud R. IV, §2(B)). CLE hours used as carryover from one biennial reporting period to another are considered general hours.
If you complete more than the required number of credit hours in a reporting period, you may apply a maximum of twelve (12) credit hours to the next reporting period, provided you have timely completed and timely reported more than the required number of credit hours in a reporting period. (Gov. Bar R. X, §3(B)(2)). If you are a judge and you complete more than the required number of credit hours in a reporting period, you may apply a maximum of one-half the judge’s required credit hours to the next reporting period, provided you have timely completed and timely reported more than the required number of credit hours in a reporting period. (Gov. Jud R. IV, §2(D)). CLE hours used as carryover from one biennial reporting period to another are considered general hours.
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