Administrative Law · Administrative Procedure Law Volume: 2004 Judicial Examination Focus, Difficulties, and Doubts Refinement Series

Author: Zhang Shuyi
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: In the judicial examination, Administrative Law and Administrative Litigation Law are relatively difficult to master. To say they are difficult may not be because their content is overly complex, but rather because we are unfamiliar with them. Precisely because of this unfamiliarity, when answering related questions, we often fail to grasp the key points. In fact, just as we experience civil activities every day, we also encounter administrative activities daily. However, since we do not implement them ourselves and are more often passive recipients, we lack a personal experience. The Administrative Law and Administrative Litigation Law sections can be broadly divided into five parts: Administrative Subjects, Administrative Acts, Administrative Reconsideration, Administrative Litigation, and State Compensation. Each part has its own key points, difficulties, and areas of confusion. To implement the great strategy of governing the country according to law and to help candidates accurately grasp the key points, difficulties, and areas of confusion in the judicial examination, face the exam confidently, and pass successfully, this book was written by experienced professors who have been engaged in law examination and judicial examination question setting, tutoring, outline writing, and textbook compilation for many years. Each volume of this book condenses the textbook, explains the key points, resolves the difficulties, and explores the areas of confusion. The key points, difficulties, and areas of confusion of the examination are listed and explained through examples, making the language concise and the analysis thorough, helping candidates achieve twice the result with half the effort.