2006 - National Judicial Examination Supplementary Regulations and Frequently Tested Legal Provisions

Author: Legal Publishing House
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: A series of books that takes legal professional studies as the starting point, targeting law students and five major legal professionals: judges, prosecutors, lawyers, notaries, and corporate legal advisors. It strives to offer a full range of high-quality books in various formats to meet the different needs of school education and professional work, aiming to provide meticulous professional services for the education and work of legal professionals. The series, with regulations as its core, advocates the integrated interpretation of regulations, theory, and cases based on the practical realities of school education and work-learning. It connects theoretical education and practical operations through regulations, striving to be precise and effectively meet readers' needs. To this end, the series adopts an innovative layout of "double-column main text annotations," with regulations as the main text and relevant theoretical points and case summaries placed in the annotation sections. The layout is clear, well-organized, and synchronized, making it beautiful, novel, and practical. Here, we do not prioritize normative analysis over theoretical research. Regulations, theory, and cases are all indispensable elements of the legal reasoning process. Our focus is on regulations as the core, providing the latest theoretical developments and practical updates through the annotations, striving for synchronized and multi-dimensional pursuit.