2006 National Judicial Examination One Book: Civil Law

Author: Liu Donggen
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: The greatest feature of this book is its four-in-one approach—combining statutes, key points of questions, past exam questions, and intensive mock questions—to comprehensively understand and master the key, difficult points, and question-setting logic of the judicial exam, truly making it a "one-stop" solution.
1. About Statutes. The book ensures the completeness of the main statutes while emphasizing the key statutes.
2. About Key Points of Questions. The book statistically analyzes the past exam points and their corresponding scores for each chapter of the various departments of law. Based on this, it further analyzes the key points, question-setting focus, and angles of important provisions.
3. About Past Exams. While analyzing the key points and key points of questions for each provision, the book also presents the relevant past exam questions and their answers.
4. About Intensive Mock Questions. Referencing the requirements and characteristics of the judicial exam, the book compiles intensive mock questions for the key points of statutes. Through targeted and repeated practice, it aims to deepen the understanding and comprehensive mastery of the statutes.
5. About the Authors. All the authors of this book are Ph.D. holders in the relevant departments of law and have all passed the judicial exam with high scores, possessing systematic successful experience and teaching experience in judicial exam preparation.
6. About Practical Effectiveness. Since its first publication in 2004, this series of books has gained recognition and trust from a broad range of candidates. Many candidates believe that the four-in-one writing model of statutes, key points of questions, past exam questions, and intensive mock questions aligns with the characteristics of the judicial exam and meets the demands of practical application, opening up a correct and effective review and exam-taking method centered around statutes. The judicial exams of 2004 and 2005 also validated the success of the "one-stop" writing model and its content.