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Same facts, two codes: common law versus the MPC
Criminal Law · Pepperdine University · Colleen Graffy · Fall 2025
Eighteen hypos, each answered twice: at common law and under the Model Penal Code. Nothing reveals until both columns are committed. Feedback names the split (provocation, self-defence, duress, necessity, attempt, solicitation, conspiracy, accomplice liability, insanity) and an end-of-drill diagnostic names your weakest topic.
Eighteen Criminal Law hypos at Pepperdine answered twice—once under common law and once under the Model Penal Code—with a commit gate revealing where the doctrines split on provocation, self-defense, duress, necessity, attempt, solicitation, conspiracy, accomplice liability, and insanity. A per-topic diagnostic identif
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