2005 National Judicial Examination One Book: Business Law

Author: Liu Donggen
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Publish Date: 2005-02-02
Features: The major feature of this book is its four-in-one approach—combining statutes, key points of questions, past exam questions, and intensive mock questions—to comprehensively understand and master the key, difficult points, and question-setting logic of the judicial exam, truly making it a "one-stop" guide.
Statutes: It ensures the completeness of the main laws while emphasizing key statutes. Additionally, based on the "Essential Laws for the Judicial Exam," relevant judicial interpretations are interspersed for each statute, listing all related statutes and interpretations under a specific knowledge point. For example, under the crime of theft, after Article 264 of the Criminal Code, related statutes such as Article 265, Paragraph 1 of Article 210, Paragraph 2 of Article 253, and Paragraph 3 of Article 196 are listed. Relevant judicial interpretations on theft and corresponding provisions from other judicial interpretations related to theft are also included under the knowledge point of theft, making the statutes and interpretations on theft very comprehensive and easy to master, which is highly beneficial for the exam.
Key Points of Questions: The book statistically analyzes the past exam points and their scores for each chapter of each law. It further analyzes the key points, question-setting focus, and angles of important provisions. By breaking down and analyzing one or more key points related to a key statute, it identifies the question-setting focus of the statute, allowing readers to grasp the content of the statute from multiple perspectives and understand its question-setting angles, truly improving exam performance.
Past Exam Questions: While analyzing key points and question-setting focuses, the book also displays all relevant past exam questions and their answers. Based on the main key points involved in a question, it is listed under the corresponding key point analysis, visually reflecting the importance of the knowledge point and past exam trends. More importantly, it helps candidates understand the knowledge point through questions and master its key points and potential question-setting methods. Here’s a brief note on the role of past exam questions. Just as TOEFL test questions are crucial for preparing for the TOEFL exam, past exam questions for the judicial exam are also highly important for review and preparation. Studying past exam questions not only helps master the key points and trends of the judicial exam but also allows for a deeper understanding of the statutes. Additionally, the repetition of questions in the judicial exam is an objective reality—some questions are direct reproductions of past questions, while others are merely slight modifications. This can be clearly seen through the summary of past exam questions in this book.
Intensive Mock Questions: Referencing the requirements and characteristics of the judicial exam, intensive mock questions are created for the key points of important statutes (especially those that have not been tested yet) to achieve a deeper understanding and comprehensive mastery through targeted practice.
Authors: All authors of this book are PhDs in their respective fields of law and have all passed the judicial exam with high scores, possessing systematic success experience and teaching experience in judicial exam preparation.
Writing Approach: The writing approach of this book was inspired by Mr. Liu Yi’s works on breaking through bottlenecks and strengthening the memorization of English vocabulary, which have proven effective in various English proficiency tests, including the CET-4 and CET-6 and TOEFL/IELTS exams. Successful experiences tell us that statutes for the judicial exam are like vocabulary for English exams—both share significant similarities. We hope this book can help all candidates achieve their goals.