(a) Members completing or participating in an approved activity will be granted 1 credit for each 60 minutes of actual instructional time. Instructional time shall not include introductory remarks, breaks, or business meetings held in conjunction with a continuing legal education activity.

(b) Members teaching or participating as panel members or seminar leaders in an approved activity will be granted 1 credit for each 60 minutes of actual instructional time.

(c) Members may be granted one credit for each 2 hours spent in preparation for teaching or participating as a panel member or seminar leader, researching, writing, and/or editing materials presented by someone else, in an approved activity, up to a maximum of 12 credits per educational year. No credit will be awarded for administrative functions.

(d) Credit for attending a law school class as set forth in SCR 3.650 shall equal twice the number of semester or credit hours awarded by the law school for successful completion of the course for credit or by audit. Actual instruction time shall not be used to determine continuing legal education credit for attending law school classes.

(e) Members may earn credits for publication of qualified legal writing pursuant to SCR 3.650(3)(c), up to a maximum of 6 credits per year. One credit is granted for each 2 hours of actual preparation time including research, writing, and editing. Any excess credits, up to 20 hours, will be applied toward the award established in SCR 3.690. Applications for continuing legal education credit for a published legal writing shall be accompanied by a copy of the published legal writing for which credit is sought.

(f) The Commission shall grant a maximum of 2 credits to meet the annual minimum requirement for public speaking pursuant to SCR 3.650(3)(d).