2007 Legal Master's Professional Degree National Joint Entrance Examination and Must-Read Legal Laws

Author: National Law Master Program
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Publishing Time: 2006-04-01
Features: The Legal Master Joint Exam is a selective examination uniformly implemented by pilot institutions for the National Law Master Program. The objective of the training plan is to cultivate a large number of applied and composite legal talents with both professional knowledge and legal expertise, capabilities, and qualities. It aims to scientifically regulate the enrollment, training, and process of the National Law Master Program, further improve China's training structure and degree system for high-level legal talents, and enable legal graduate education to meet the diverse urgent needs of high-level legal professionals in various fields of China's legal practice, political life, economic life, and social life. Strengthening the assessment of relevant abilities and development potential for legal work is a prominent feature and fundamental approach of the joint exam.
To adapt to China's socialist market economy and the rule of law, the State Council Academic Degrees Committee approved the report on establishing the National Law Master Program at its 13th meeting in 1995. In June 1999, the Office of the State Council Academic Degrees Committee and the Legal Education Department of the Ministry of Justice forwarded the "Guiding Training Plan for National Law Master Program Graduate Students," revised by the Secretariat of the National Law Master Program Education Guidance Committee. In 2005, the joint examination of the National Law Master Program was piloted for the recruitment of graduate students pursuing the National Law Master Program (academic education).
The National Law Master Program does not admit undergraduate law majors (including those with equivalent qualifications) but only non-law graduates with a bachelor's degree from the national education system (or those with equivalent qualifications). This measure was adopted for the following reasons: The National Law Master Program is a vital channel for cultivating high-level applied and composite legal talents, and expanding the training of such professionals is a key task of legal graduate education. This reform is beneficial in maximizing the social benefits of legal higher education resources, fully leveraging the special educational functions and roles of the National Law Master Program, and facilitating the organizational work of pilot institutions during the training process. For law undergraduates, it is encouraged to apply for postgraduate studies in law. Employees who meet the criteria can apply for the part-time National Law Master Program.
The National Law Master Joint Exam includes two subjects: Professional Foundation (covering Criminal Law and Civil Law) and Comprehensive Subjects (covering Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, and Chinese Legal History), each worth 150 points. Currently, 39 universities have been approved by the Ministry of Education to recruit National Law Master students, with the number of applicants increasing year by year. The Ministry of Education decided to transfer the work of the National Law Master Joint Exam from the National Law Master Program Education Guidance Committee to the National Education Examination Center starting in 2004, marking a new phase for the exam.
According to the requirements of the National Education Examination Center, the National Law Master Joint Exam not only assesses candidates' legal knowledge but also their ability to apply fundamental knowledge and principles of related disciplines, accurately use legal language, and demonstrate legal thinking skills such as logical analysis, reasoning, and argumentation. To help candidates master the content of each subject in the National Law Master Joint Exam, familiarize themselves with the question types, and improve their scoring ability through effective pre-examination exercises, we have organized legal master exam tutors from renowned law schools such as Peking University, Tsinghua University, and China University of Political Science and Law to compile this series of teaching materials. Since its publication in 2005, this series has been favored by a large number of candidates, and they have also provided valuable suggestions for its continuous improvement, contributing to its development as a premium preparation resource. We express our sincere gratitude to them here.
The more candidates trust us, the greater our sense of responsibility. To help candidates grasp changes in the syllabus, accurately master key, ambiguous, and difficult points, and enhance their comprehensive exam-taking skills, we have rigorously revised this series of teaching materials to align with the latest syllabus changes. The revised series includes six books: "2007 National Law Master Program Graduate Entrance Examination Joint Exam Guidance Tutorial," "2007 National Law Master Program Graduate Entrance Examination," "2007 National Law Master Program Graduate Entrance Examination," "2007 National Law Master Program Graduate Entrance Examination," "2007 National Law Master Program Graduate Entrance Examination," and "2007 National Law Master Program Graduate Entrance Examination、."
The features of this series are as follows:
1. Strong Author Team: The authors have extensive experience in, grading, and tutoring for the National Law Master Joint Exam, making them highly familiar with its key points. They possess considerable experience in tutoring and teaching, deeply understanding the trends and dynamics of the exam's. This ensures the series' high authority, as it embodies the expertise of the participating scholars and experts in teaching,, and grading.
2. Distinctive Innovation and Tailored Structure: The series fully incorporates the strengths of similar books while leveraging the authors' rich tutoring experience. It innovatively combines various approaches to create a structure and content that meet candidates' needs. Below is an introduction to each book:
- "2007 National Law Master Program Graduate Entrance Examination Guidance Tutorial": Strictly follows the exam syllabus. It emphasizes systematic knowledge and includes ample synchronous reinforcement exercises with answers and explanations at the end of each chapter. Candidates can use these exercises for self-assessment and review. The book aims to thoroughly explain key, difficult, and exam points.
- "2007 National Law Master Program Graduate Entrance Examination": Studying past exam questions is an essential part of National Law Master Program preparation. It helps candidates understand exam trends and achieve high scores. Past questions serve as standard review materials. Since the implementation of the exam, there have been instances where original questions or those highly similar to them have reappeared. Therefore, studying past questions is highly beneficial. By following the rationale, candidates can grasp exam trends and identify key and difficult points. The book also summarizes key legal provisions, enabling candidates to focus on critical areas and secure high scores.
- "2007 National Law Master Program Graduate Entrance Examination": Closely aligns with the latest exam syllabus, summarizing key, ambiguous, and difficult points to provide candidates with an effective review framework and a clear study guide.
- "2007 National Law Master Program Graduate Entrance Examination": Based on the latest syllabus, this book focuses on key, difficult, and ambiguous points. It organizes synchronous exercises for the first round of review, offering practical benefits to candidates. The difficulty level is balanced, with questions comparable to those in the actual exam. It systematically assesses syllabus-relevant knowledge from multiple perspectives. Through these exercises, candidates can solidify their understanding, integrate knowledge, and apply it flexibly, laying a strong foundation for high scores in the final exam.
- "2007 National Law Master Program Graduate Entrance Examination": Many candidates lack practical exam experience. This series of clarifies problem-solving strategies, showcases question variations, and condenses extensive exercises into concise mock tests. It enhances candidates' ability to solve problems quickly, accurately, and flexibly, guiding them through the entire exam process with rational analysis. The question types and difficulty levels of these are identical to those of the actual exam or slightly higher, providing candidates with a sense of mastery after review. Each set of papers includes detailed standard answers and explanations. Candidates can use these papers for pre-examination simulation training to assess their progress, identify gaps, and focus their review efforts. The best results are achieved through mock training in a simulated environment.
- "2007 National Law Master Program Graduate Entrance Examination、": Closely aligns with textbook changes and exam trends, focusing on highlighting key points, mastering difficulties, and addressing hot topics. The book presents a Q&A format for "Key, Difficult, and Hot Issue Resolutions." It summarizes and organizes content that is hard to understand or prone to confusion, explaining it from the candidates' perspective with targeted, clear, and practical insights. This approach transforms abstract issues into concrete methods, identifies problem areas, and provides a more precise understanding of issues and solutions, aiming to combine learning and thinking to improve exam skills and abilities.
Practical evidence shows that a well-designed review material can yield significant results. With the deep expertise of the National Law Master Joint Exam expert team, the spirit of innovation and progress, and a strong author team, the series is dedicated to helping candidates achieve outstanding results in the exam. We hope candidates can excel and secure high scores!