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Rules Governing Certification
(a) identify training and ethical standards for paralegals working in Wisconsin;
(b) recognize the professional commitment of paralegals who choose to become State Bar of Wisconsin Certified Paralegals;
(c) provide a benchmark for paralegal standards for State Bar lawyer-members who do or plan to work with paralegals in their practices; and
(d) promote greater access to legal services and the justice system for members of the public by assisting State Bar members in locating and better utilizing the services of qualified paralegals.
II. Definition
(a) qualified through education, training, or work experience,
(b) who is employed or retained by a lawyer, law office, corporation, governmental agency, or other entity,
Change may be coming in how police are deployed in schools
Published: 2/8/2021 7:43:48 PM
When it comes to the question of armed and uniformed police officers as a permanent presence in the public school system, emotions run high on both sides of the argument. Debate over school resource officers, as they are known, has for years been a regular feature of New Hampshire town meetings and school board deliberations.
Local officials will soon have new guidance on the issue, thanks to the work of the governor’s commission on police accountability. Officially known as the New Hampshire Commission on Law Enforcement Accountability, Community and Transparency, the 14-member commission was appointed by Gov. Chris Sununu last spring amid national protests over systemic racism in policing.
By news editor and partners
• Feb 8, 2021
What’s the best way to pay for college and how to split expenses when living with a roommate are two financial questions many college students face. New Mexico State University launched a new platform during the spring 2021 semester to help them make informed decisions.
The United States Department of Education is funding Educational Credit Management Corporation Project Success, a three-year project to retain and graduate students at NMSU. One of the project’s components is financial literacy. Students, faculty, staff and families can register for an account at https://ssc.nmsu.edu/ecmc-project-success/.
Howard High Grad Dr. Keith Bridges Assumes CCCE Executive Director Role Sunday, February 7, 2021
Following a nationwide search, UTC has selected Dr. Keith Bridges II to provide leadership as the executive director of The Center for Community and Career Education.
Prior to this position, over a span of 24 years, Dr. Bridges demonstrated global leadership and organizational skills in Australia, England, as well as the United States. Dr. Bridges has successfully facilitated more than 1,100 effective educational instructional lessons for low-income underserved audiences during progressive professional roles encompassing all aspects of executive administrative leadership.
Serving as a regional director for Education Development (Goulburn Valley, Australia), district manager of Sport and Youth Development (Melbourne, Australia), and youth outreach director (London, England) Dr. Bridges secured extensive funding while managing personnel to deliver educational life skills progra