This page lists courses which may satisfy outstanding Enhanced Ethics requirements for the 2005 reporting period taking place during the make-up period extending until April 30, 2006. The information on this page was last updated on December 29, 2005. Look for updated information in January 2008. Please call 577-7040 for current programs.

This page is divided into four segments: self-study courses (online and telephone courses), monitored video replay contacts, courses in Delaware satisfying at least one Enhanced Ethics credit, and national courses with heavy concentration in Enhanced Ethics topics. When available, links are provided to the providers' home pages.

Self Study Courses are listed in full on the Approved Self-Study page; attorneys may choose only from those approved courses if credit is desired for a self-study course. The courses shown below represent only online and telephone courses satisfying Enhanced Ethics requirements. The full page includes self-study programs offering non-ethics credit and telephone programs taking place through the end of 2005 and into the beginning of 2006. Attorneys are limited to one-half the total minimum requirement in self-study courses (for attorneys with a 24-credit requirement, this is 12 credits; for new attorneys with a 9-credit requirement, this is 4.5 credits. etc.). Of this limit, a further limit of one-half the self-study credits may be earned through audio-only formats such as telephone seminars. These limits apply only to the total requirement and not separately to the Enhanced Ethics requirement (i.e., an attorney who must earn at least 24 credits, including at least 4 Enhanced Ethics credits may take only 6 credits in telephone seminars, but all 6 credits may be in Enhanced Ethics).

Monitored Video Replay courses are available at three locations and all providers have selections in Enhanced Ethics courses. Attorneys are limited to one-half the total minimum requirement in monitored video replay (for attorneys with a 24-credit requirement, this is 12 credits; for new attorneys with a 9-credit requirement, this is 4.5 credits. etc.).

Live courses in Delaware are also listed; all approved Delaware courses offering at least one Enhanced Ethics credit are shown regardless of whether it is a course designed to fulfill Enhanced Ethics credit or not. There is no limit to the number of credits an attorney may earn through live seminars.

Live courses outside Delaware designed to satisfy Enhanced Ethics requirements are listed separately. Most take place in California, New York, or Washington, DC.