National Bar Examination Related Interpretations of Judicial Interpretation

Author: Gu Lianhai, Jiang Shu (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: The bar exam is not simply a test of memory, but rather focuses more on detailed points within the legal provisions and the candidate's practical application skills. Relying solely on rote memorization of the syllabus is insufficient to pass the exam. Only by fully understanding the legal provisions and relevant judicial interpretations can one truly grasp the intrinsic meaning of the provisions. To help candidates better master the laws and regulations stipulated in the syllabus, we have compiled the book "Judicial Interpretations Related to the National Bar Examination."
The annual bar exam is approaching once again. How to quickly master the content stipulated in the syllabus and achieve good results is the greatest hope of candidates. How can one prepare adequately? This book categorically collects all currently effective judicial interpretations related to the bar exam from aspects such as civil substantive law, civil procedural law, criminal substantive law, criminal procedural law, administrative litigation, and state compensation. It is highly practical. It is not only a study guide for candidates but also a practical reference for legal professionals.