National Judicial Examination New Regulations Compilation · Key Interpretations · Exam Point Predictions · Practice Questions

Author: Compiled by the Editorial Board of "Key Interpretations and Exam Prediction for Newly Added Laws and Regulations of the National Judicial Examination"
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Publishing Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book is co-authored by renowned universities and experts, including Peking University, China University of Political Science and Law, Renmin University of China, National Judges College, and National Prosecutors College. It scientifically categorizes and compiles the essential newly added laws, regulations, and judicial interpretations for the National Judicial Examination from 2004 to 2005 (including the newly passed Anti-Splittism Law by the Third Session of the Tenth National People's Congress, among others). The book combines the macro-level dynamic of the regulations with the micro-level of legal articles, creatively integrating the review of essential laws into the broader context of exam preparation. It covers laws and regulations, key interpretations, exam topic predictions, and mock tests, with a unique and ingenious design in format, structure, and content. In terms of content, this book serves as a supplement to existing National Judicial Examination study guides. It is suitable for both new and experienced candidates, as well as legal professionals and friends from all walks of life. The content features of this book are as follows:
1. Strong Targeting: The book focuses on compiling laws and regulations newly added or revised in the past two years and included in the exam scope. According to past patterns, newly added or revised laws and regulations are highly likely to become hot topics in the annual exam.
2. Emphasis on Key Points: Based on the exam characteristics of the National Judicial Examination, the book analyzes the status and weight of important new laws from the perspective of exam, revealing the features and key review strategies for these laws and regulations.
3. Exam Question Annotations: For newly added laws that have already been in 2004, the book provides special annotations to help candidates understand the direction of new laws, gain insights into angles, and experience the trends of 2005.
4. Exam Topic Prediction: Based on the characteristics of the National Judicial Examination and a comprehensive analysis of past exams, the book predicts the likelihood of this regulation appearing in the 2005 exam, offering candidates a reference for their studies.
5. Mock Self-Assessment: The mock test questions in the key law and regulation self-assessment section are carefully designed to reflect the features of legal articles in the National Judicial Examination. These mock tests not only significantly improve candidates' learning efficiency for new laws and regulations but also enhance the probability of encountering "familiar-looking" questions in the exam due to their strong predictive nature.