AGL-CA
AI Governance in Law: California
Assessed against California-specific professional rules, the State Bar of California guidance on technology competence, and state privacy and AI policy instruments.
Registration and payment are completed on the Solari Institute course platform.
The credential
What it assesses.
- Mark
- AGL-CA
- Family
- AGL, AI Governance in Law
- Domain
- AI governance
- Vertical
- Law
- Endorsements
- None at present. Sub-national endorsements are added on top of this base credential.
- Status
- Pre-order
The body of knowledge
What the California Endorsement covers
The endorsement covers five units. Two units are taught without examination.
1
The California discipline machinery
How a complaint becomes an investigation and an investigation becomes a prosecution, who decides at each step, and where AI-related conduct enters that pipeline.
Examined
2
California professional responsibility for AI
The California Rules of Professional Conduct as they apply to AI use, read against the national duties taught in AGL United States so the divergences are visible.
Examined
3
The California AI statute stack
The state's accumulating AI legislation, taught as a map and a reading method.
Taught
4
California courts, including Rule of Court 10.430
What the California bench expects of an AI-assisted filing, and how to run a matter so the process survives being examined by an opposing party or the court.
Examined
5
California MCLE
How the state's continuing education requirement works, including its technology in practice sub-topic, so a practitioner can place this credential correctly within their own compliance obligations.
Taught
The endorsement is versioned separately from AGL United States. Every certificate records the version of the Solari Standard it was examined against.
Competency areas
What a holder must demonstrate.
- The instruments in force in this jurisdiction and how they apply to practice
- Governance structures and decision rights for adopting the domain in an organization
- Supervision and accountability where professional duty cannot be delegated
- Documentation and evidence sufficient to withstand external review
- Escalation and refusal: recognizing when the correct answer is not to proceed
Route to the credential
How a candidate proceeds.
- 01RegisterCandidate registers against the current Standard version for this jurisdiction.
- 02PreparePreparation materials map to the published competency areas.
- 03ExamineAssessment against the Standard, recorded with the version in force.
- 04Register entrySuccessful candidates are recorded with jurisdiction and any endorsements.
- 05MaintainThe maintenance cycle keeps the credential current; lapsed status is recorded.