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Simple English definitions for legal terms

A quick definition of CLE:

Term: CLE

Definition: CLE stands for Continuing Legal Education. It is a type of education that lawyers and other legal professionals must complete to keep their knowledge and skills up-to-date. This education can include attending seminars, workshops, and courses on various legal topics. It is important for legal professionals to participate in CLE to ensure they are providing the best possible service to their clients.

A more thorough explanation:

Term: CLE

Definition: CLE stands for Continuing Legal Education. It refers to the ongoing education and training that lawyers and other legal professionals must complete to maintain their license to practice law.

Example: A lawyer in California must complete 25 hours of CLE every three years to keep their license active. This might include attending seminars, taking online courses, or participating in workshops on topics like ethics, legal writing, or trial advocacy.

Explanation: The example illustrates how CLE is a requirement for lawyers to keep their license to practice law. It shows that CLE can take many forms, including in-person seminars or online courses, and that it covers a wide range of topics related to the legal profession.

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Yes this is what I do. This has improved my score a little bit.
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NosyBeagle
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minecraft movie was an L. at best it's 3/5 stars
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Pride and Prejudice (2005) is great, loved the book too
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I do have excellent taste if I say so myself
NosyBeagle
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i am also lonely. it's all good tho. all my exs are bums
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