Applications for CLE credit for published articles will be reviewed UPON publication. CLE credit granted will be allocated to the compliance period in which publication occurs.

Articles, monographs, and books directed to non-attorney audience readers, while resulting in self-improvement as a form of self-study, do not qualify for authorship credit.

Preparation of written materials for an accredited CLE program but not teaching the program will not qualify for either teaching or authorship credit.

PART A ATTORNEY INFORMATION
1. Attorney: _____________________________________  Supreme Court Number ______________
2. Address: _____________________________________  Day Phone # ______________________
    City _________________________  State______________  Zip_______________


PART B PUBLICATION INFORMATION
3. Publisher: ___________________________________________________________________
4. Title of Article/Book: __________________________________________________________
5. Volume/Issue of Publication: ____________________________________________________
6. Type of Publication: ___________________________________________________________
7. Publication Date (Must be completed): Month/Year _______________________
8. Is book or article personally authored by applicant? __________ Yes _________ No
9. Number of clock hours spent preparing the publication: __________________________
10. Submit a copy of the publication. Publication becomes property of the CLE Commission. If you wish this publication returned, please enclose the appropriate postage.