An approved course has current and significant intellectual or practical content, delivered to a quality that lets participants hear all audio and see all video, including presentations, audience questions, answers, embedded videos and other materials. It deals mainly with matters bearing directly on law practice, lawyers' ethical obligations, elimination of bias in the profession, law office management or lawyers' professional development. Faculty are qualified by practical or academic experience, and legal subjects are taught by lawyers. Written materials, where used, are thorough, of high quality, readable and carefully prepared, and reach every participant at or before the course.
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