The Final Report of the Supreme Court’s Ad Hoc Committee on Continuing Legal Education was submitted to the Supreme Court and comments have been received and reviewed by the Court, but the Court has not yet taken final action on the recommendations of the Committee. To ensure that attorneys continue to participate in continuing legal education programs while the Committee’s Final Report is pending, the Court has determined to provide advance notice that any new continuing legal education program that may be adopted by the Court pursuant to the Committee’s recommendations will grant credit for certain qualifying continuing legal education courses taken after January 1, 2009. At a minimum, the following categories of courses shall be awarded such credit: (a) courses taken in satisfaction of the requirements for New Jersey certified attorneys pursuant to Rule 1:39-2(d); (b) courses that satisfy the skills and methods requirements of Rule 1:26; and (c) courses that are taken in satisfaction of another State’s continuing legal education program. The maximum number of credit hours that will be awarded for courses taken prior to the effective date of any new continuing legal education program shall not exceed twenty-four.