CCLE Form 2(A) Request for Credit for Teaching at a N Approved New Lawyers Training Activity - Ohio

What Is CCLE Form 2(A)?

This is a legal form that was released by the Ohio Judicial System - a government authority operating within Ohio. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is CCLE Form 2(A)?
A: CCLE Form 2(A) is a form used to request credit for teaching at an approved New Lawyers Training Activity in Ohio.

Q: What is a New Lawyers Training Activity?
A: A New Lawyers Training Activity is a program or course that provides training and education to newly admitted lawyers in Ohio.

Q: Who can use CCLE Form 2(A)?
A: CCLE Form 2(A) can be used by individuals who have taught at an approved New Lawyers Training Activity in Ohio and want to request credit for their teaching.

Q: What information is required on CCLE Form 2(A)?
A: CCLE Form 2(A) requires information such as your name, contact information, details of the New Lawyers Training Activity, and the number of hours you taught.

Q: What happens after I submit CCLE Form 2(A)?
A: After you submit CCLE Form 2(A), the Commission on Continuing Legal Education will review your request and determine whether to grant credit for your teaching at the New Lawyers Training Activity.

Q: How will I know if my request for credit is approved?
A: You will be notified by the Commission on Continuing Legal Education regarding the approval or denial of your request for credit.

Q: Can I use CCLE Form 2(A) for teaching at other types of training activities?
A: No, CCLE Form 2(A) is specifically for requesting credit for teaching at approved New Lawyers Training Activities in Ohio.