Criminal Law Practice Questions and Exercises

Author: Wang Zuofu
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Specifically, this series of books aims to achieve the following objectives:
Help students systematically master the knowledge of this discipline. Completing a course is not just about obtaining a degree; one must truly grasp the "essentials" of the discipline, at least by completing the foundational work. This "Exercise Collection" features a "Knowledge Logic Map" section that meticulously outlines the logical relationships between different knowledge points in a chapter. It includes self-assessment questions of various types, highlighting key concepts and providing detailed and insightful answer analyses. This not only broadens students' horizons but also helps them understand the different forms of exam questions, master their problem-solving methods, and enhance their adaptability.
Help students pass the National Judicial Examination. After systematically studying for four years in law, students should find passing the National Judicial Examination a matter of course. However, in reality, this is not the case, which indicates that some students' professional studies remain superficial. This "Exercise Collection" selects some classic questions from past National Judicial Examination (Judicial Qualification Examination) papers to help students understand the difficulty, perspectives, and formats of the exam, enabling targeted study and review.
Help students prepare for postgraduate entrance exams. On one hand, it selects some questions from past postgraduate entrance exam papers of top law schools (such as Renmin University of China, Peking University, China University of Political Science and Law, etc.). On the other hand, this book is specifically designed with a "Essay and In-depth Thinking Questions" section to broaden students' academic horizons and provide significant help for postgraduate students in mastering the answering methods and techniques for essay questions.