Criminal Procedure Law Supplementary Guidance

Author: Legal Culture Group
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This series of supplementary teaching materials is based on the "National University Law Core Curriculum Textbooks," including Jurisprudence, Chinese Legal History, Constitution, Administrative Law and Administrative Litigation Law, Civil Law, Commercial Law, Intellectual Property Law, Economic Law, Civil Procedure Law, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure Law, International Law, Private International Law, and International Economic Law, totaling 14 volumes. Each knowledge point in law is a pearl, and the "Knowledge Structure Diagram" is the thread that strings these pearls together. This diagram strives to present a complete and clear hierarchical structure of knowledge points. Our "Key Explanations" section, paired with the "Knowledge Structure Diagram," forms a complete knowledge system. The "Companion Tests" are carefully selected high-quality exercises, accounting for more than two-thirds of the entire book. The question types include: multiple-choice questions, multiple-choice questions, term definitions, short-answer questions, essay questions, and case analysis questions. These exercises cover all key points of the discipline, adopt the common views of the "College Law Core Curriculum Textbooks," and provide detailed "Answer Key and Analysis" for both multiple-choice questions and multiple-choice questions. They are highly theoretical and knowledge-based, making them suitable for undergraduate course exams and postgraduate entrance exams. The trends revealed in the 2006 Judicial Examination Outline clearly indicate an increased emphasis on the fundamental concepts and basic knowledge of legal subjects, with a growing theoretical focus. Therefore, we can expect that the questions and knowledge points in this series will also benefit candidates preparing for the Judicial Examination. This series of books includes appendices with postgraduate entrance examination questions from renowned law schools such as Peking University, Renmin University, China University of Political Science and Law, Tsinghua University, Southwest University of Political Science and Law, China University of Political Science and Law, Wuhan University, Jilin University, Shandong University, Xiamen University, and Northwest University of Political Science and Law from 2002 to 2006. For all readers, especially those preparing for postgraduate entrance exams, this is undoubtedly an unexpected surprise. Our "Legal Culture" is located in the heart of Chinese legal research—the Tsinghua campus. Our academic advisors and authors come from these renowned Chinese law schools nearby, and some are nationally famous legal scholars. Initially, we considered listing all the authors who have contributed to this series to express our respect. However, we ultimately decided to use "Legal Culture" to take responsibility for the quality of this series. We are confident in facing the praise or criticism of our readers regarding this "Companion Teaching Series."