National Judicial Examination Study Guide (2004 Supplement Edition)

Author: Book Writing Group
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Before and after the release of the judicial examination syllabus each year, many publishing houses release "textbook-style" judicial examination preparation books. Starting this year, the National Judicial Examination Center, in addition to formulating the judicial examination syllabus, will no longer organize the writing and designation of new national judicial examination preparation books. In the book market, the numerous preparation books written by authoritative authors can only be considered "civilian versions." In fact, these preparation books are all written based on the judicial examination syllabus and the relevant laws and regulations. There is no significant difference between them or between this year and last year. To buy or not to buy? This is the kind of "Hamlet proposition" that many candidates often face. In addition to economic reasons, the newly revised content is very likely to be an important examination point for that year. If the guidance on these newly revised points is scattered across thick, large preparation books, it makes it difficult for candidates to find them and focus their review. Therefore, publishing a book that is written solely based on newly added examination points and laws and regulations. Read more >>