Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law

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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: "The series of 'Teaching Regulations Portable Books' is meticulously crafted by our press, specifically designed as teaching reference books for law students. It is divided into nine volumes targeting the main departments of legal education: namely "Constitution," "Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law," "Criminal Law," "Criminal Procedure Law," "Civil Law," "Commercial Law," "Intellectual Property Law," "Economic Law," "Civil Procedure Law and Arbitration," and "International Law · Private International Law · International Economic Law." Each volume strictly adheres to the content requirements of the Ministry of Education.
This book is divided into three main parts: "Common Laws and Regulations," "Knowledge Point Self-Assessment," and "Appendix." In the first part, core laws and regulations are supplemented with provisions of the main purpose, facilitating readers' in-depth understanding and accurate memorization of key provisions. Key provisions are linked to related legal content, aiding readers in associative memory of related legal provisions. Before each core law, key knowledge points are highlighted to help readers quickly grasp the essence of legal provisions. After frequently tested provisions, there are examination tips and annotations on judicial examination questions, vividly reflecting the focus of various legal examinations, such as the judicial examination.
The second part, "Knowledge Point Self-Assessment," selects classic examination questions from various professional judicial examinations, master's examinations, and other tests. This allows readers to self-evaluate their learning progress, grasp the "key points of questions," and consolidate their study achievements. The appendix includes postgraduate entrance examination questions from renowned law schools, brief introductions to some scholars, an introduction to legal English, core legal journals, and commonly used legal websites. These provide comprehensive information and resource support for readers' study of legal professional knowledge.
This book is divided into three parts: Common Laws and Regulations, Knowledge Point Self-Assessment, and Appendix.