National Judicial Examination Question Bank: Detailed Explanation and Practice - Criminal Law

Author: Renmin University of China, Peking University, China University of Political Science and Law
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This series of books, "Essentials, Detailed Explanations, and Practice for the National Judicial Examination," is specifically designed for candidates who have a solid foundation in judicial examination knowledge and need to further clarify key points, study past exam questions, expand their training, and achieve comprehensive breakthroughs. Based on a summary of years of question-setting patterns, this series particularly addresses the increased emphasis on "flexible application of legal knowledge and assessment of legal theory literacy" in last year's judicial examination. For candidates' benefit, it includes condensed "Essential Knowledge Points" sections summarizing textbook content, "Classic Questions and Explanations" sections to understand the patterns of question-setting, "Related Legal Provisions" sections for frequently tested and memorizable content, and "Extended Questions and Explanations" sections to strengthen foundational knowledge and achieve high scores. Each section is interconnected yet has its own focus, and we believe this series will greatly assist you in your review and preparation. Only through "thousand-fold refinement" can one achieve high scores in the judicial examination. May this "thousand-fold refinement" series help you "shine like a sword at the highest point" and overcome all challenges. This book provides detailed explanations on topics such as the general theory of criminal law, the general theory of crime, crime constitution, intentional crime forms, crime quantity, the general theory of punishment, the system of punishment, the discretion of punishment, and crimes endangering national security.