2006 - International Public Law. Private International Law. International Economic Law Volume - (Revised Edition) (Appendix: 2000-2005 Judicial Examination Classification Practice Questions and Answers)

Author: Editorial Team of Judicial Examination Research
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: To help candidates accurately grasp the key points, difficulties, and doubts in the Judicial Examination, face the exam confidently, and pass successfully, we have invited experienced professors with many years of involvement in the,,, and textbook writing for the legal examination and Judicial Examination to compile the "Essential Solutions for Key Points, Difficulties, and Doubts of the 2003 Judicial Examination Series." The series is divided into 8 volumes, including:
Volume on Jurisprudence and Constitutional Law,
Volume on Criminal Law,
Volume on Civil Law,
Volume on Criminal Procedure Law,
Volume on Civil Procedure Law,
Volume on Commercial Law and Economic Law,
Volume on Criminal Law,
Volume on Civil Law,
Volume on Criminal Procedure Law,
Volume on Civil Procedure Law,
Volume on Civil Procedure Law,
Volume on Commercial Law and Economic Law,
Volume on Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law,
Volume on Public International Law · Private International Law and International Economic Law.
This series has the following characteristics:
1. Authority. It is reflected in the fact that each volume condenses textbooks, analyzes key points, resolves difficulties, and explores doubts.
2. Novelty. This series lists key points, difficulties, and doubts and provides multi-dimensional explanations to achieve twice the result with half the effort for candidates.
3. Accuracy. In the analysis of key points, difficulties, and doubts, not only is the language concise, but the analysis is thorough, achieving the purpose of resolving doubts.