Discussions at this 1968 annual conference focused on the proposed official draft of standards of fair conduct and voluntary cooperation in continuing legal education (CLE); CLE goals and the means for attaining them; and a proposed program of general courses, possibly compulsory, designed to bridge the gap between study and practice among newly admitted lawyers. Questions as to the role of the organized bar, the judiciary and other government agencies, law school faculties, and adult educators, were raised, as well as problems in such areas as financing, program content, and educational opportunities. Several recommendations were offered for meeting the above mentioned issues and objectives. (The report includes the abridged conference proceedings, agenda and participant roster, a bibliography, and the combined summary of views from the 1967 conference.) (LY)