2005 National Judicial Examination Sprint Practice. Civil Law

Author: Li Shichun
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Without a doubt, doing exercises is the best way to master legal provisions and knowledge points, thereby smoothly passing the judicial examination. Considering the limited number of exercise books available in the current market and their insufficient volume to achieve effective practice, at the request of a large number of candidates, we have published this set of National Judicial Examination Sprint Exercises. The main writing work was undertaken by our editorial team, who are law masters, law doctors, or Ph.D. candidates in law from renowned higher education institutions such as the China University of Political Science and Law, Renmin University of China Law School, and the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. They have all passed the judicial examination with high scores, and many of them are also teaching assistants at famous judicial examination training schools, possessing professional knowledge, experience, and a strong sense of responsibility to compile this series of books. This series of books has the following features:
New. The series is closely aligned with the syllabus, with exercises designed based on changes in examination key points, scope, and question types.
Comprehensive. The series of exercises basically covers all the key points listed in the syllabus, with increased volume for important exam points to deepen the understanding of relevant legal provisions and knowledge points from different perspectives.
Refined. The exercises in the series are carefully selected from tens of thousands of options, ensuring consistent difficulty. Each exercise is representative and helps achieve the effect of generalizing from specific examples and applying knowledge flexibly.
Detailed. The series provides detailed explanations for all answers, based on the most recent and effective laws and judicial interpretations.