2004 National Judicial Examination Advanced Course -- Administrative Law and Administrative Litigation Law

Author: Wang Feng
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This series is a comprehensive and systematic exam preparation guide, organized around the National Judicial Examination syllabus and based on laws, regulations, and (as of July 1, 2004). It is categorized by subject, with all content adopting academic consensus. Each chapter is structured into six levels.
Level 1: Key Points, listing the key points of the section.
Level 2: Relevant Legal Provisions, including key provisions listed in the syllabus and (as of July 1, 2004).
Level 3: Legal Commentary, providing interpretations of the relevant legal provisions in the section.
Level 4: Section Solutions, helping readers fully understand the legislative intent and further explaining the connections and applications between legal provisions.
Level 5: Typical Exam Questions, mainly including simulated questions and key points that may appear in the exam, aiming to master the fundamental theories in the book.
Level 6: Real Exam Questions, mainly classifying the key points of past exam questions, aiming to understand the question-setting patterns of the National Judicial Examination and identify key focus areas.
All questions in the book are accompanied by detailed answer analyses to help readers identify their weaknesses and improve their answer skills. The answer analyses for the 2004 edition have been revised based on the latest laws and relevant judicial interpretations.
Through the of these six levels, the book aims to help readers make full use of their study time and effectively improve their exam preparation skills. The legal commentary and section solutions have also been revised based on the latest laws and relevant judicial interpretations.