2006 - Criminal Law - A Complete Companion Book for the National Judicial Examination (Legal Edition)

Author: Li Shichun
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This series of books is meticulously designed as a companion to the National Judicial Examination Guidance Book (Revised Edition 2006), with its chapter order and content closely aligned with the main book. As a tailored supplement, it integrates exam analysis, legal provisions, key points, past exam questions, and practice exercises in a cohesive manner, truly achieving the goal of "one-stop learning." The specific content is divided into the following sections:
[Exam Analysis] In this section, statistics are provided on the key points and score distribution of this chapter (section) across the six exams held from 1999 to 2005. A concise analysis of the trends and patterns is offered to guide candidates to focus their review efforts effectively.
[Legal Provisions Linkage] As the name suggests, this section organizes the legal provisions related to the chapter (section) in the order of content, with the main provisions serving as the backbone. All relevant provisions required by the syllabus and judicial interpretations are interwoven, forming a relatively complete knowledge chain.
[Key Point Explanation] This is the core part of the series. Key points are categorized into two types:
1. Examined Key Points: Through the classification and integration of all questions from 1996 to 2005, the authors distill and summarize these key points, providing detailed explanations combined with the actual exam questions over the past decade.
2. Unexamined but Crucial Key Points: These are key points that have not yet appeared in exams but are considered high-priority. Unlike a mere repetition of textbook content, this section offers practical insights and highlights key takeaways from an exam perspective. Many key points span across multiple chapters or even disciplines. Compared to the specialized lecture-style guidance books on the market, this series ensures systematic and comprehensive coverage while emphasizing key areas, achieving both "thorough coverage" and "focused attack."
[Typical Tests] Based on the key point explanations, questions of comparable difficulty are designed to reinforce memory or deepen understanding.
The series is divided into six volumes, covering Civil Law, Criminal Law, the People's Court Procedure and Arbitration System, Criminal Procedure Law, Commercial Law · Economic Law · Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law, and Legal Theory · Constitution · Legal History · International Law · Judicial System and Legal Ethics.
All the authors of this series are young Ph.D. law scholars who have passed the National Judicial Examination with high scores and have extensive experience in exam preparation guidance. They possess rich professional knowledge, teaching experience, and exam insights. During the writing process, we referred to the works of scholars and peers and incorporated valuable suggestions from fellow students and examinees.
We strive for perfection, and candidates aspire to success. We hope this book will be a valuable asset in helping you achieve your goals!