2004 Legal Master Entrance Exam Criminal Law Preparation Guide

Author: Zhou Zhen'en
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book is one of the "2001 Graduate Entrance Examination Preparation Guide Series." The author, based on the latest revised syllabus and textbooks, systematically and concisely explains the key and difficult issues of criminal law courses in areas such as an overview of criminal law, the stopping forms of intentional crimes, justifiable defense and emergency avoidance, the concept and purpose of criminal punishment, the system and types of criminal punishment, the system of criminal punishment execution, the system of criminal punishment abolition, an overview of the special provisions of criminal law, crimes endangering national security, crimes infringing on the rights of citizens and democratic rights, crimes infringing on property rights, crimes obstructing the order of safe management, crimes endangering national defense interests, corruption and bribery crimes, and crimes of military personnel violating their duties. The book combines learning guidance with synchronous exercises, enabling candidates to gradually master the knowledge through systematic practice and synchronized problems. It is highly targeted and practical. This book is also part of the 2005 National Master's Entrance Examination Preparation Guide Series, helping candidates fulfill their dreams of admission.