Student Legal Handbook: 2005 Edition

Author: Compiled by the Legal Publishing House Regulations Center
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Publishing Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book follows the core curriculum system established by the "Basic Requirements for Professional Core Curriculum Teaching in National Higher Education Institutions" and the syllabus requirements of the National Judicial Examination, combining current mainstream legal textbooks. It includes teaching-related regulations, divided into ten parts: Constitution, Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure Law, Civil Law, Civil Procedure Law, Economic Law, Commercial Law, Intellectual Property Law, and International Law. Within each chapter, it is further divided into multiple topics based on actual teaching progress, achieving synchronization between regulations and classroom teaching. In line with the teaching requirements of core legal courses and referencing the National Judicial Examination syllabus, concise "Teaching and Judicial Examination Key Points" are provided for the main regulations of each core course, offering important references for arranging study schedules and preparing for the Judicial Examination, enabling you to prepare for the Judicial Examination while studying law. A special "Legal Profession" section is dedicated to showcasing the legal professional status of judges, judicial interpretations, prosecutors, notaries, lawyers, and corporate legal advisors, clarifying the specific requirements and operational processes of the Judicial Examination, providing a natural and seamless legal guidance for your future career in the legal profession. The book includes over 130 regulatory documents, totaling more than 1.8 million words, such as laws, administrative regulations, judicial interpretations, international treaties, and international customs, encompassing all important legal texts in legal undergraduate education, fully reflecting our professional commitment to providing excellent legal regulation publishing services centered on students.