If you would like to apply for CLE credit in a jurisdiction outside the Tenth Circuit, please contact us for a uniform certificate of attendance. Speaker biographies and the agenda are available to download as PDFs (look for the brown “Click here for a PDF version” in the upper left of each page). 

Each educational session approved for CLE within the Tenth Circuit is detailed here. CLE credit approved in each state follows.

• Colorado—15.0 general credits, of which 1.2 are ethics credits (course ID 879615)
  Colorado attorneys are responsible for reporting their credits through Colorado CLE Track. See Colorado's CLE FAQs.
• Kansas—15.0 CLE credits, including 1.0 ethics / professionalism credit
  Because this program is being held in Colorado, Kansas attorneys are responsible for submitting an executed CLE affidavit to cleinfo@kscourts.gov. If you did not pick one up at the conference or have misplaced yours, please contact us. See Kansas's CLE FAQs.
• New Mexico—12.7 general credits and 1.0 ethics / professionalism credit
  We will report the attendance of New Mexico attorneys and judges and the number of general and ethics / professionalism credits each claims. See New Mexico's MCLE Rules, Deadlines, and Resources.
• Oklahoma—14.5 general credits and 1.0 ethics credit
  We will report Oklahoma attorneys' attendance and the number of general and ethics credits each claims. See Oklahoma's MCLE FAQs.
• Utah—12.5 general credits and 1.0 professionalism / civility credit
  We will report Utah attorneys' attendance and the number of general and professionalism/civility credits each claims. See Utah's CLE FAQs for Lawyers.
• Wyoming—13.75 general credits, including 1.00 ethics credit
  Wyoming attorneys are responsible for reporting their credits through Wyoming's online submission form. See Wyoming's CLE FAQs.

Please note that an attendee registered as a guest is ineligible for CLE credit. To earn CLE credit, attendees must register as an attorney or in another CLE-eligible category (e.g., assistant federal public defender or judge) and pay any required fees.