WI · rules
SCR 32.05
Minimum and maximum
A judge shall during each year earn no fewer than 5 nor more than
15 credits at an in-state educational activity. The 15 credit maximum may
be waived upon prior approval granted by the judicial education
committee or its designee upon application of an individual judge. The
15 credit maximum does not apply to the year the judge attends the
Wisconsin judicial college, the child welfare law orientation, and/or the
criminal law-sentencing institute and prison tour. A trial judge may not
earn more than 24 credits for attendance at national educational activities
in any 6-year period. A judge is not required to attend any national
educational activity.
Provenance
- Source
- www.wicourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-23
- Edition
- 2026-09-23
- Content hash
97c62611f873e764afd2a28207af16ae9244d3b847f3630823af5a5b2259882d
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