2006 - Administrative Law, Administrative Litigation Law

Author: Wu Peng
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book is part of the "2006 New Advanced Series for the Judicial Examination." Each chapter is divided into five sections: Overview, Knowledge Framework, Exam Point Statistics, Key Memorization, and Practice Questions.
"Overview" provides a concise summary of the chapter's key content and high-frequency exam points, guiding candidates to focus their efforts.
"Knowledge Framework" presents the structure of each chapter in a chart format, highlighting the intrinsic logic and enabling candidates to grasp the content holistically, thereby building a knowledge framework.
"Exam Point Statistics" compiles (historical exam points), making it easier for candidates to identify key areas during their review.
"Key Memorization" is the core of the book. Based on the syllabus, it explains, compares, and summarizes important knowledge to help candidates understand and memorize it thoroughly, quickly, and accurately. Additionally, this section includes a "Points to Note" subsection, which elaborates on easily misunderstood, overlooked, or confusing aspects of the relevant knowledge points.
The "Practice Questions" section selects representative and trend-setting exam questions from 2000 to 2005, categorized by exam points, and placed after each chapter as a benchmark for learning. This allows candidates to understand the style and difficulty level of actual exam questions.
Chart-based memorization is a key feature of this book. Its "explain with diagrams" style, developed through in-depth theoretical explanations by numerous judicial exam experts, is sure to benefit candidates preparing for the exam.