July 27, 2026
Illinois trial attorneys can now earn 3.0 general MCLE credit hours through Objection Academy.
The approved Objection Academy Complete Module turns continuing legal education into active courtroom practice. Instead of passively watching a lecture, attorneys work through rapid-fire objection drills, evidence questions, and realistic trial scenarios designed to strengthen issue spotting, objection timing, and Federal Rules of Evidence analysis.
What Illinois attorneys can expect
To receive Illinois MCLE credit, complete the course's in-app MCLE requirements and submit the completion information through the app. Objection Academy records the information needed for the credit workflow, including the attorney's name, Illinois registration number, completion date, credit hours, and certificate identifier.
The approved module provides 3.0 general MCLE credit hours. It covers core objection skills, hearsay and exceptions, privilege, authentication, best evidence, expert testimony, and trial-focused evidence applications.
Practice for the courtroom while satisfying MCLE
Objection Academy is built for attorneys who want more than passive review. The course uses repeated, scenario-based decisions to help litigators recognize evidentiary problems quickly and respond with confidence when the moment matters.
Illinois joins California and New York in Objection Academy's current MCLE credit pathways. Attorneys should review the MCLE information page and complete all in-app requirements before submitting credit.