WSBA procedures require that we report attendance information directly to the Bar, so make sure and sign in to receive CLE credit for this program. Please look for additional CLE information at the CLE section of the Registration Desk in the West Lobby. Prior to the end of the conference, please confirm that you have requested CLE credit and that your state bar number is on file. Check the appropriate folder (organized by state) at the CLE table.

For our 2007 conference, Washington and California approved 13.75 General Credits (including 1.0 Ethics Credits). CLE credit was also approved in in Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska.

For our 2006 conference, Washington approved 14.5 General Credits (including 2.5 Ethics Credits). CLE credit was also approved in Oregon, Idaho, Alaska and California.

In 2005, CLE credit was requested in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Alaska and California.

In 2004, Washington awarded 16.75 general credits (including 1.0 ethics credits).

In 2003, the program was approved in Washington and California for 15.25 general credits. The Conference offered an optional lunch program, which included 1.0 ethics credits.

The program in 2002 was approved for CLE credit in the following states:

State	Ethics (included in total)	Total
Alaska	1.5	13.75
California	1.5	13.75
Colorado	1.5	13.75
Idaho	1.5	13.75
Minnesota	1.5	13.75
Montana	1.5	13.75
Nevada	1.5	13.75
Ohio	1.5	13.75
Oklahoma	1.5	13.75
Oregon	1.5	14.25
Texas	1.5	13.75
Washington	1.5	13.75
Wisconsin	1.5	13.75

The 2001 program was approved for CLE credit in the following states:

State	General Credits	Ethics	Total
Alaska	14.25	0.75	15.0
California	13.75	0.75	14.5
Idaho	13.5	0.75	14.25
Minnessota	12.0	0.75	12.75
Montana	13.0	0.75	13.75
Ohio	13.5	0.0	13.5
Oregon	13.75	0.75	14.5
Pennsylvania	13.0	0.5	13.5
Washington	13.75	0.75	14.5
Wisconsin	17.0	0.0	17

In 2000:

• Washington granted 14.0 general credits, including .75 ethics credits
• Oregon granted 13.5 general credits, including .5 ethics credits
• Alaska granted 13.75 general credits, including .75 ethics credits
• Idaho granted 13.75 general credits, including .75 ethics credits
• Montana granted 13.75 general credits, including .75 ethics credits
• California granted 14.0 general credits, including .75 ethics credits
• Minnesota granted 11.75 general credits, including .5 ethics credits
• Missouri granted 16.5 general credits, including .9 ethics credits
• Pennsylvania granted 14.0 substantive credits, including .5 ethics credits
• Wisconsin granted 16.0 credits

In 1999:

• Washington granted 13.5 general credits
• Idaho granted 15.0 general credits
• Oregon granted 13.5 general credits
• California granted 13.5 general credits
• Ohio granted 12.75 general credits
• Pennsylvania granted 12.5 general credits

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