Case Analysis Special Topic Examples

Author: Zhang Nengbao
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: The Judicial Examination Paper 4 is the one with the lowest scores in the history of the Judicial Examination (Law Exam), and it is also the one that leaves many candidates feeling lost. Statistics show that the average score for this paper was around 40 points. In the Judicial Examinations of 2004 and 2005, with a total score of 150 points, the average score for Paper 4 was only over 60 points. Moreover, the optional choice questions in the first three papers of the annual Judicial Examination (mostly in the form of small cases) also resulted in low scores for many candidates. What is the direction of the case questions, how should they be reviewed, and how should they be answered—these often leave many candidates baffled. Due to the lack of breakthroughs in these difficult questions, some candidates even develop a fear of case questions at the mere sight of them, and they become confused when faced with case papers.