APPENDIX I: ATTORNEY CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION REGULATIONS Regulation 100: Definitions In these Regulations, the following definitions shall apply: (A) Approved CLE Activity: a CLE Activity that meets the standards set forth in Regulation 406 and either: (i) has been accredited by the Commission as provided in these Regulations; or (ii) is presented by an Established Sponsor. (B) Attendee: an Attorney or Judge attending an Approved CLE Activity. (C) Attorney: a person who is registered under Rule VI of the Supreme Court Rules for the Government of the Bar of Ohio. a seminar, institute, course or other educational program of legal (D) CLE Activity: education as described in Regulations 401 through 405 and 407 through 412. (E) CLE Credit: time earned toward meeting the CLE requirements Requirements through participation in Approved CLE Activities that is awarded by the Commission. (F) CLE Record: the record of CLE Credit maintained by the Commission for each Attorney and Judge that is the basis for enforcement of the CLE Requirements. (G) CLE Requirements: the educational and reporting provisions of Rule X, Section 3 or Rule IV, Sections 2 and Section 3, and these Regulations. the Supreme Court Commission on Continuing Legal Education. (H) Commission: (I) Compliance: conformity with the CLE Requirements. (J) Established Sponsor: a person or organization whose entire continuing legal education program has been accredited by the Commission pursuant to Regulation 404 of these Regulations. (K) Exemption: relief from the duty to meet the CLE Requirements of Rule X granted by the Commission or through the operation of Rule X, Section 3(C) or (F) Sections 9(A) or (B) or 12 or Rule IV, Section 4 8. An Exemption specifically requested, if granted, is for a limited time as determined by the Commission. Unless otherwise provided, the grant of an Exemption does not relieve an Attorney or Judge from the duty to report such status at the end of the biennial report period. (L) Good Cause: circumstances not within the reasonable control of the Attorney or Judge and having the effect of preventing, substantially hindering, or delaying Compliance,
APPENDIX I: ATTORNEY CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION REGULATIONS Regulation 100: Definitions In these Regulations, the following definitions shall apply: (A) Approved CLE Activity: a CLE Activity that meets the standards set forth in Regulation 406 and either: (i) has been accredited by the Commission as provided in these Regulations; or (ii) is presented by an Established Sponsor. (B) Attendee: an Attorney or Judge attending an Approved CLE Activity. (C) Attorney: a person who is registered under Rule VI of the Supreme Court Rules for the Government of the Bar of Ohio. (D) CLE Activity: a seminar, institute, course or other educational program of legal education as described in Regulations 401 through 405 and 407 through 412. (E) CLE Credit: time earned toward meeting the CLE requirements Requirements through participation in Approved CLE Activities that is awarded by the Commission. (F) CLE Record: the record of CLE Credit maintained by the Commission for each Attorney and Judge that is the basis for enforcement of the CLE Requirements. (G) CLE Requirements: the educational and reporting provisions of Rule X, Section 3 or Rule IV, Sections 2 and Section 3, and these Regulations. (H) Commission: the Supreme Court Commission on Continuing Legal Education. (I) Compliance: conformity with the CLE Requirements. (J) Established Sponsor: a person or organization whose entire continuing legal education program has been accredited by the Commission pursuant to Regulation 404 of these Regulations. (K) Exemption: relief from the duty to meet the CLE Requirements of Rule X granted by the Commission or through the operation of Rule X, Section 3(C) or (F) Sections 9(A) or (B) or 12 or Rule IV, Section 4 8. An Exemption specifically requested, if granted, is for a limited time as determined by the Commission. Unless otherwise provided, the grant of an Exemption does not relieve an Attorney or Judge from the duty to report such status at the end of the biennial report period. (L) Good Cause: circumstances not within the reasonable control of the Attorney or Judge and having the effect of preventing, substantially hindering, or delaying Compliance,
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