Essential for the Master of Laws Combined Entrance Exam - Classic Case Analysis (2nd Edition)

Author: Liu Shoufen
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book is meticulously compiled in line with the spirit of the National Unified Entrance Examination Syllabus for Master's Degree Candidates in Law, featuring hundreds of cases based on the contents of the Criminal Code and Civil Law. It emphasizes enhancing candidates' abilities to analyze and solve problems using the principles of criminal law and civil law, as well as their proficiency in legal language expression. The book is divided into two parts—Criminal Law and Civil Law—each further divided into two sections. The first part of each section consists of general classic cases, structured as "Chapter Highlights," "Classic Cases," and "Case Analysis." The "Chapter Highlights" serve as key points for each chapter, while the main focus is on "Classic Cases" and "Case Analysis." The second part of each section presents complex classic cases, which are more challenging and accompanied by case analysis.
The case-based questions (such as multiple-choice questions and case analysis questions) are particularly difficult for non-law majors to adapt to. This book meets the practical needs of candidates by using "typical cases" as a foundation and providing precise explanations that clarify legal principles while offering candidates methods to apply relevant legal knowledge to solve real-world problems. The book accurately and appropriately employs professional terminology from criminal law and civil law, presented in a rigorous logical structure and clear, fluent language. This approach will be particularly comforting for candidates who have not yet undergone training in "legal jargon."