Pepperdine · 754.0C
754.0C Civil Procedure · Pepperdine University · Professor Jarvis · Fall 2025
Build a defendant from the facts, predict whether the forum has personal jurisdiction, then run the outline's sequence: tag, consent, general jurisdiction, and the three-part specific test, each step citing its case. Ten disguised Supreme Court cases to load, and a change-one-fact mode.
Pepperdine's Civil Procedure 754.0C simulator guides students through personal jurisdiction analysis by building defendant facts, predicting jurisdiction, then walking through tag, consent, general jurisdiction, and the three-part specific test with case citations from Pennoyer through Mallory. Ten disguised Supreme Co
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Build an interactive personal-jurisdiction decision walker from the Civ Pro final outline: a decision-path figure, a fact builder with prediction before reveal, an analysis chain citing Pennoyer through Mallory, preset hypos that are the real cases in disguise, and a filterable one-line case table.