Since its inception, the program has recruited nearly 50 percent of the eligible in-state Bar and refers more than 800 civil cases annually. Sections Sections are authorized by the House of Delegates and must have no less than 100 members. All members 65 years or older are members of the division, which has a six person executive council. Specialization For information on designated specialties and on qualification requirements, contact Harold L. Miller, Executive Director, South Carolina Supreme Court Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization, P.O. Box 2138, Columbia, SC 29202. The Lawyers Caring About Lawyers Committee offers assistance to lawyers who have alcohol or drug problems or who suffer from mental depression.
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