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Some programs offer specialization credits for Arizona attorneys.
Currently, self-study programs are not applicable for specialization credits. However, keep an eye out for online programs released over the next year, as many of these will be focused toward the specialization areas. The CLE Department is not the same as the MCLE department. The CLE department is the largest provider of continuing legal education programs in Arizona, while the MCLE department is the office to which you must report your credits earned each year. The CLE department does not approve courses for credit, nor does it report credits to the MCLE division.