2005 Legal Master's Professional Degree National Joint Entrance Examination Comprehensive Review (Third Edition) (Third Edition)

Author: Zeng Xianyi
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book primarily focuses on the systematic explanation of legal theory. In terms of content, each lecture is not written in the order of the textbook but instead summarizes all the key points of each chapter. Some key points may be just a sentence or a diagram, while others contain extensive content. Additionally, some key points not covered in the textbook were added by the author during the writing process, based on the actual needs of the Legal Master's Joint Examination to enhance candidates' understanding of the textbook content. To highlight the key points, each lecture includes a "Key Point Reminder" at the beginning, listing the content that is relatively easy and suitable for subjective and objective questions.
The systematic explanation of constitutional law combines the chapters of the examination syllabus into four lectures. The key points listed are relatively important and frequently tested. To deepen candidates' memory, comparative and interwoven methods are adopted to combine related key points. Especially in the lecture on "National Organizations," a comparative approach is primarily used, such as comparing the National People's Congress (NPC) and the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPCSC), local people's congresses at various levels and their standing committees, and the People's Courts and the Procuratorates. Comparison is essential for differentiation, enabling clear distinctions and solid learning.
The systematic explanation of Chinese legal history breaks the limitations of textbook chapters and is divided into seven parts: legislation, constitutionalism, administration, criminal law, civil law, economic law, and justice. A large number of multiple-choice and analysis questions are listed, and possible short-answer questions are marked next to each key point. This writing style makes it clear at a glance, facilitating quick mastery of relevant key points.
The systematic explanation of civil law follows the same writing characteristics as Chinese legal history, except that due to space constraints, case analysis examples are integrated into the systematic explanation. This is highly beneficial for candidates to understand the direction of case analysis questions.
For the systematic explanation of criminal law, to better suit candidates' review needs, the second edition's content has been expanded and reduced. The added parts mainly include newly added key points in the syllabus and key points not covered in the guide but frequently appear in the exam. This content not only helps candidates identify gaps and fill them in but also emphasizes key points with strong targeting. The deleted parts mainly include key points that candidates can easily understand, examples, and some content that is unlikely to be tested. As a result, the systematic explanation of criminal law has a stronger emphasis on key points, and candidates find it easier to master.