⚑ EXAM MODE — CLIFF ROPEREZ 1L

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IRAC TEMPLATE

ISSUE

Does [actor’s act] against [victim] constitute [claim] when [legal wrinkle]?

RULE

[Claim] requires [element 1], [element 2], [element 3], and [element 4].

APPLICATION

Here, [fact]. This satisfies [element] because [reasoning]. However, [counter-fact]. Therefore, [element analysis].

DEFENSE

[Defense] requires [elements]. Here, [apply facts]. Therefore, defense likely [applies/fails].

CONCLUSION

Therefore, [actor] is likely [liable/not liable] to [victim] for [claim].

P-C-E-F-D-C MANTRA

Party → Claim → Elements → Facts → Defense → Conclusion

VERB DISCIPLINE

Persons commit
Acts constitute
Claims require / bar / apply

Mission Control

1L — Purdue Global Law School · Cliff Roperez · May 2026

Read the call first. Every time. Party → Claim → Elements → Facts → Defense → Conclusion.

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CL600 · Daily · 10 min

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Module readings — Torts duty/breach

CL623 · Module 7 · 45 min

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5 MCQs — Offer & Acceptance

CL610 · 15 min

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Daily drill · 20 min

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CL600 · Before seminar · 10 min

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Class Progress — M5/15

CL600 — ILA33%

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CL600 — Case Brief

Module 3 · 75 pts · Cohen v. Petty

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CL610 — Consideration Essay

Module 6 · 50 pts · IRAC format

CL623 — Negligence Duty Essay

Module 7 · 100 pts · High stakes

CL610 — Final Exam

Module 15 · 550 pts · Respondus

M15

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CL600 — ILA Seminar

Purdue Global · Weekly · 1 hr

Required

WED

CL610 — Contracts Seminar

Purdue Global · Weekly · 1 hr

Required

THU

CL623 — Torts Seminar

Purdue Global · Weekly · 1 hr

Required

After seminar: capture what professor emphasized. Add one trap to your outline.

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Course	Assignment	Module	Points	Est. Time	Status	Priority	Action

CL600 — Introduction to Legal Analysis

Legal writing · IRAC · Case briefing · Exam structure

300

Final Points

Modules

Seminar/Week

Key Assignments — Red Zone

M3 — Case Brief: Cohen v. Petty (75 pts)

Write issue/holding/rationale 3 ways. Submit cleanest.

M5 — Tort Mini-Essay: Closed Book (100 pts)

Intentional torts. Rules memorized first. 20 min timed.

M9-11 — Contracts Essays (varies)

PER, SOF, defenses. Daily 10-min hypo starting M8.

M13 — Contracts Fact Pattern (varies)

CL600 contracts application. Proximate cause review in M12.

M15 — Final (300 pts)

Begin compression in M12. One timed essay + Respondus dry run.

Module Grid — CL600

Key Cases

Cohen v. Petty

Case Brief · M3

Issue: [To be entered]. Rule: [To be entered]. Holding: [To be entered].

McCann v. Walmart

False Imprisonment · Threats & barriers

Actual physical restraint not required. Confinement by threats, barriers, or assertion of legal authority.

Lucy v. Zehmer

Contracts · Objective intent

Unexpressed intent immaterial when words and acts objectively show assent.

Purdue Code — Essay Attack System

STEP 0 — CALL FIRST

Read call before facts. Circle: parties, claims, defenses, remedies. Do not discuss unasked claims.

STEP 1 — HEADING

Interrogative. Actor + Victim + Act + Claim + Legal Wrinkle. “Does Dre’s throwing constitute battery when…”

STEP 2 — RULE

Black-letter with elements. No storytelling. Complete enough to grade without hunting.

STEP 3 — APPLICATION

“Here” triggers. Facts for AND against each element. “Because” explains why. Element-by-element mini-IRAC.

STEP 4 — DEFENSE

Separate block. Treat defense like a claim — elements + application. Never bury in one sentence.

STEP 5 — CONCLUSION

Mirror the heading. “Therefore, Dre is likely liable for battery.” Short. Direct. Done.

CL610 — Contracts I

UCC · Common Law · Formation · Defenses · Conditions

550

Final Points

MCQ Sets

Essay Sets

Modules

Doctrine Heat Map — Must Know Cold

Offer
Acceptance
Consideration
Revocation
UCC 2-207
Modification
Promissory Estoppel
Statute of Frauds
Parol Evidence Rule
Mutual Mistake
Mailbox Rule
Conditions
Quasi-contract
Merchant Status
Controlling Law

Key Rules — Snap Cards

OBJECTIVE INTENT

A party’s unexpressed intent is immaterial when words and acts objectively show assent. (Lucy v. Zehmer)

CONSIDERATION

Bargained-for exchange. Motive ≠ consideration. Moral obligation generally insufficient. Past consideration insufficient.

MAILBOX RULE

Acceptance effective on dispatch. Revocation effective only on receipt. Watch crossing mail hypos.

Red Zone Modules

M5 — UCC 2-207 Battle of Forms

Make a flowchart. Know when additional terms become part of contract (merchant v. non-merchant).

M6 — Consideration Essay (50 pts)

Start Thu. Consideration vs. gift vs. moral obligation vs. promissory estoppel. Do NOT confuse motive with bargain.

M9–11 — PER + SOF + Defenses

Attack outline in M8. Daily 10-min formation/defense hypo. Do NOT mix mutual mistake + ambiguity + PER without sequence.

M11 — 100-Point Essay

Highest-stakes module essay. Full IRAC. Organize by contract/interrogatory. Never jump to breach before proving formation.

CL620/623 — Torts I

Intentional Torts · Negligence · Defenses · Causation · Damages

550

Final Points

MCQ Sets

Essay Sets

Modules

Tort Issue-Spotting Map

Injury	Possible Torts
Fear of imminent contact	Assault
Harmful/offensive contact	Battery
Confinement	False Imprisonment
Severe emotional distress	IIED
Entry onto land	Trespass to Land
Careless physical injury	Negligence
Statute violation + injury	Negligence Per Se
Unexplained accident	Res Ipsa

Negligence Attack — 4 Elements

1. DUTY

Did defendant owe plaintiff a duty of care? General: reasonable person standard. Special relationships, land owner status, negligence per se.

2. BREACH

Did defendant fall below the standard? Reasonable person test. Custom, statutes, res ipsa loquitur.

3. CAUSATION

Actual cause (but-for / substantial factor) AND proximate cause (Palsgraf — foreseeable plaintiff, foreseeable harm). Do NOT stop at actual cause.

4. DAMAGES

Compensatory (general + special). Eggshell skull doctrine. Nominal and punitive when applicable.

TRAP: Intent does NOT mean intent to harm. Intent = purpose OR substantial certainty that harmful/offensive contact will result. Saying “intent to harm is required” = automatic error.

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ISSUE — Interrogative heading

RULE — Elements listed

APPLICATION — Start with “Here”

DEFENSE — Separate block

CONCLUSION — Mirror the heading

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TORTS

BATTERY

Battery requires a voluntary act intended to cause harmful or offensive contact, and actual harmful or offensive contact results.

ASSAULT

Assault requires an act intended to cause apprehension of imminent harmful or offensive contact, and the plaintiff actually apprehends such contact.

FALSE IMPRISONMENT

FI requires intentional confinement within a bounded area, of which the plaintiff is either aware or harmed by. Physical restraint not required — threats, barriers, and assertion of legal authority suffice.

NEGLIGENCE

Negligence requires: (1) duty; (2) breach; (3) actual and proximate causation; and (4) damages.

CONTRACTS

CONTRACT FORMATION

A valid contract requires offer, acceptance, and consideration. Under UCC Article 2, controlling law governs goods; common law governs services.

CONSIDERATION

Consideration requires a bargained-for exchange in which each party gives something of legal value. Motive, moral obligation, and past consideration are insufficient.

STATUTE OF FRAUDS

Under UCC, a contract for goods ≥$500 must be in writing, identifying parties, subject matter, quantity, and price, signed by the party against whom enforcement is sought.

PROMISSORY ESTOPPEL

PE requires: (1) clear and definite promise; (2) promisor should have reasonably expected reliance; (3) promisee actually relied; and (4) injustice can only be avoided by enforcement.

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What are the elements of Battery?

RULE

Battery requires a voluntary act intended to cause harmful or offensive contact, and actual harmful or offensive contact results. Intent = purpose OR substantial certainty.

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TORTS ATTACK PLAN

1. Identify plaintiff’s injury
2. Match injury to possible torts
3. Identify defendant’s act
4. State rule with elements
5. Apply facts element-by-element
6. Defenses — separate block
7. Conditional conclusions where uncertain
8. Conclusion mirrors heading

CONTRACTS ATTACK PLAN

1. Controlling law: UCC or CL?
2. Merchant status
3. Offer — definite enough?
4. Acceptance — mirror? UCC variant?
5. Consideration — bargained exchange?
6. Defenses: SOF, PER, mistake
7. Conditions — express/implied
8. Breach → Damages → Remedies

NEGLIGENCE FLOWCHART

Duty? → Breach? → Actual Cause? → Proximate Cause? → Damages?

↓ Each step is its own mini-IRAC.
↓ Do NOT write one global negligence paragraph.
↓ Palsgraf for proximate cause.
↓ Eggshell skull for damages.

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Bar Prep — California Track

FYLSX Baby Bar → California Bar → Career

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2028

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FYLSX — First Year Law Student Exam (Baby Bar)

Required for Purdue Global (CA registered unaccredited law school) students. 4 hours. Torts, Contracts, Criminal Law. Pass to continue.

Subjects: Torts · Contracts · Criminal Law
Format: 100 MCQ + 4 Essays
Passing: ~560/800
Strategy: Master the same black-letter rules you’re learning now.
Your edge: IRAC discipline from Day 1.

California Bar Exam

Format: Multistate Bar Exam (MBE) + PT + Essays
MBE Subjects: Torts, Contracts, ConLaw, CrimLaw, Evidence, Real Property, Civil Procedure
Essays: Wills, Trusts, CivPro, Community Property + MBE subjects
PT: Performance Test — legal memo or brief
Pass Rate: ~43% CA average. Build early.
Your mantra: P-C-E-F-D-C every single essay.

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1L — Purdue Global · Part-time · May 2026

MILESTONE 1

Pass FYLSX (Baby Bar) · End of 1L

MILESTONE 2

Pass California Bar · 2028 target

LONG GAME

JD + California license · Healthcare law / education law

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Cal Ace Nursing Academy continues — law school is the long bet.

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Professional responsibility exam. Required for CA bar admission. Plan for 2L/3L.

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