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All rights reserved.  \nFor Personal Use Only. This material, or any portion hereof, may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without the advance written permission of the Nevada Board of Bar Examiners.  \nFEBRUARY 2024  \nNEVADA BAR EXAM  \nQUESTION NO. 1: ANSWER IN LIGHT BLUE BOOKLET  \nAmy recently graduated from law school and passed the Nevada bar exam in February 2023, but was waiting for her bar application to be approved before she could be sworn in. While waiting, Amy started her own law practice specializing in criminal defense. During law school, Amy had participated in a legal clinic and worked on criminal cases involving minor criminal charges. Amy was always supervised by a faculty member.  \nAmy’s neighbor, Bruce, was accused of first-degree murder. Bruce approached Amy to represent him in the criminal matter. Amy assured Bruce that she passed the Nevada bar exam and would be admitted to practice before his trial commenced, and that she had previously handled dozens of criminal cases at the law school’s legal clinic.  \nAmy told Bruce that she would charge a legal fee in the amount of $2,000,000 only if Bruce was acquitted. She would require Bruce to pay a cost retainer in the amount of $400,000 to cover expenses of his case. The cost retainer would be: (a) paid up front; (b) non-refundable; and (c) deemed fully earned by Amy when paid. Bruce retained Amy and they signed a written fee agreement. Bruce paid Amy the full amount of the retainer, which Amy immediately deposited in her general bank account. Amy withdrew the funds to pay for expenses related to establishing her law office.  \nPrior to trial, Amy received approval on her bar application and was sworn-in as an  \nattorney.  \nThe District Attorney’s Office communicated a plea bargain to Amy, but she declined the plea bargain offer without first discussing it with Bruce because she strongly believed she would prevail at trial. During trial, several eyewitnesses testified that they saw Bruce shoot and kill the victim, which was the first time Amy became aware of this fact as she had not spoken with the eyewitnesses. Bruce was convicted of first-degree murder.  \nPlease fully discuss all ethical issues arising under the Nevada Rules of Professional  \nConduct.  \nFEBRUARY 2024  \nNEVADA BAR EXAM  \nQUESTION NO. 2: ANSWER IN RED BOOKLET  \nParadise Inc., a Nevada corporation, was constructing a high-end apartment complex in Las Vegas, Nevada. In May of 2023, Paradise emailed a purchase order to Smart Home (“Smart”) for control pads to control temperature, lighting and video surveillance in each apartment. Paradise ordered 500 control pads at a price of $3,000 per unit. Paradise’s purchase order indicated that it needed the control pads delivered and installed by August 1, 2023, as tenants would be occupying apartments later that month.  \nSmart responded to Paradise’s email by calling Paradise to indicate it would begin to specially manufacture the control pads as it did not have an off-the-shelf product with all the features Paradise requested. A Paradise representative responded,“sounds great.”  \nTwo weeks later, Paradise learned that it could purchase a similar product from Budget Home (“Budget”) for half the price and sent an email to Smart cancelling its order. Smart had already manufactured 100 control pads by the time it received the Paradise email and responded demanding payment for the control pads.  \nIn response to a purchase order email from Paradise seeking 500 control pads, Budget’se-mail indicated that it would deliver and install them by August 1, 2023. Budget’s e-mail also stated: “THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, AND PARTICULARLY, THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE MADE BY BUDGET IN CONNECTION WITH THE SALE OF THIS PRODUCT.”  \nIn late July, Budget’s delivery truck was involved in an accident while","cbCaig1QVjbSxP0K","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaig1QVjbSxP0K","pdf",796628,65,"English","# Question 1\n## Nevada Rules of Professional Conduct\n# Question 2\n## Contract formation, warranties, delivery, remedies\n# Question 3\n## Motor vehicle and firearm-related liability","[{\"question\":\"What ethical issues are tested in Question 1 regarding Amy’s representation of Bruce?\",\"answer\":\"Question 1 requires discussion of ethical issues arising from Amy’s bar status and admission timing, communication with the client, conflicts and supervision background, and the propriety of fee and retainer terms, including whether they are permissible under the Nevada Rules of Professional Conduct.\"},{\"question\":\"What contract questions does Question 2 ask between Paradise and Smart, and Paradise and Budget?\",\"answer\":\"It asks whether contracts exist between the parties and, if so, what claims and arguments each side can raise. 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