Legal documents. Arguments. Case study exam guidance (Leap Edition) -- 2006 National Judicial Examination

Author: China Legal Publishing House
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Publish Date: 2006-01-24
Features: According to the provisions of the exam syllabus, the judicial exam questions are divided into four volumes. The first three volumes are objective questions, while the fourth volume consists of subjective questions, including legal writing, essays, and case questions (short analysis and analysis questions). Among these four volumes, the fourth volume has the highest difficulty coefficient. Many candidates after taking the exam often have the following feeling: the reading volume of the fourth volume is too large, there is not enough time, and the later questions are not answered. The statistics of the fourth volume's scores in previous years also confirm the difficulty of the fourth volume. The reason for this situation is not only the comprehensive nature and complex legal relationships of the fourth volume, but more importantly, many candidates lack a clear understanding of the scoring standards for the fourth volume, leading to uncertainty about how to target key points and allocate time reasonably when answering. In response to this, to meet the needs of candidates for pre-exam review of the fourth volume, to genuinely help a broad range of candidates master the skills for answering questions in the fourth volume, and to enable candidates to better adapt to the characteristics of the fourth volume exam on the basis of improving their knowledge and skills, we have written this book. The features of this book are as follows:
1. Comprehensive content. This book is divided into three parts—legal writing, essays, and case questions—according to the requirements of the judicial exam syllabus for the fourth volume's question types. Each part is fully explained.
2. Appropriate selection. In the legal writing section, representative and frequently tested legal documents are selected from the numerous judicial documents; in the essay and case sections, examples and test questions are chosen based on important and frequently tested knowledge points in the exam.
3. Practical structure. To help candidates understand the characteristics of the fourth volume of the judicial exam and master exam-taking skills, each part is specially designed with previous years' actual questions, scoring standards, and answering methods or tips. At the same time, to improve readers' exam-taking ability, this book also includes corresponding examples and test questions in each part. Due to the urgency of time and limitations in ability, it is inevitable that there may be errors or omissions. We sincerely welcome criticism and corrections from candidates, and we also look forward to their final recognition. In the end, we wish all candidates success in flying over the judicial exam. January 2006