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Rule 8.1 Standards for Accredited Provider Status

To become an accredited provider, the provider must satisfy one of the following:

(A) The provider has presented, within the two years before the date of the application, five separate programs of education for judicial officers which meet the standards of quality set forth in these rules.

(B) The provider has demonstrated to the Board that its judicial education activities have consistently met the standards of quality set forth in these rules. In determining whether an educational activity meets the standards for accredited provider status, the Board shall consider:

(1) the quality and substance of the programs the provider has presented to other judicial education programs over the prior two years;

(2) whether the educational activity or teaching activity meets the requirements of Mich CJE R 6; and

(3) whether each faculty member who has teaching responsibility for the educational activity is qualified by academic work or practical experience to teach the subject.

(C) The provider is an American Bar Association-accredited law school.