Legal Studies Question Bank

Author: Chen Dong
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This exercise book is based on the teaching syllabus and textbook of "Jurisprudence." It incorporates the knowledge points of each chapter to formulate various types of questions. The exercises focus on analyzing key, difficult, and confusing points, and repeatedly strengthen students' understanding and mastery of each knowledge point from different perspectives. The exercises primarily revolve around the following content: the research object and system of jurisprudence; the relationship between jurisprudence and other disciplines; the characteristics of Marxist jurisprudence; the basic features of law; the basic elements of law; the nature of law; the concept of the value of law; the relationship between law and justice, interests; the concepts of rights, power, and obligations; the relationship between rights and obligations; the role of law; correctly understanding the role of law; the origin of law; the inheritance and transplantation of law; the essence and characteristics of capitalism; the legal system of capitalism; the two legal systems in capitalist countries; the concepts of the rule of law, the rule by man, and the legal system; the basic theory of governing the country according to law; the conditions and principles of governing the country according to law; governing the country according to law and socialist politics; governing the country according to law and socialist economy; the basic principles of formulating laws; legislative procedures; the sources and classification of law; the legal system; the implementation of law; legal effect; the principles of legal application; the three elements of legal relations; the concept and classification of legal liability; the principles of attribution; legal sanctions; legal interpretation and the legal interpretation system; legal reasoning; legal supervision and the supervisory system. Through the practice of this exercise book, students can comprehensively master the basic knowledge and theories of this course and acquire the basic skills for solving jurisprudence-related exercises, improving their judgment, analysis, and summarization abilities. The exercises can also serve as a review and preparation for the course content. The latter part of this exercise book includes reference answers, which are consistent with the content and views of the textbook edited by Professor Shen Zongling. However, we must remind readers that there can be different methods for solving problems; academia holds different views on certain issues. As long as the arguments are well-supported and logically sound, they are acceptable. This exercise book was written by Xu Wei and edited by Chen Dong for final approval.