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Aliano Appointed to Continuing Legal Education Board

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February 10, 2013

The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has appointed Anthony Charles Aliano, Esq., to the Continuing Legal Education Board.

Aliano, of Dauphin County, was appointed to a term expiring Dec. 31, 2015.

The board is comprised of 10 active Pennsylvania attorneys appointed by the Supreme Court. Member terms are three years in length, and no member may serve more than two consecutive terms.

The board is responsible for administering the rules pertaining to continuing education for attorneys. This responsibility began with establishing the entire continuing legal education requirements system. It continues to include updating the requirements and rules as necessary, monitoring each attorney’s compliance with the requirements, notifying attorneys of CLE status, and accrediting and monitoring CLE providers and courses.

Active attorneys in Pennsylvania must complete, during the compliance period to which he or she is assigned, 12 hours of continuing legal education, including a minimum of one hour of ethics.

(For more information on the CLE, or its board of directors, please visit: www.pacle.org)