Postgraduate Entrance Examination for Law Master: Four Years of Past Paper Classification and Detailed Explanations, as well as Knowledge Checklist

Author: Beijing Wanguo School Group
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Publish Date: 2006-04-28
Features: This book is divided into five parts: Criminal Law, Civil Law, Legal Theory, Chinese Constitutional Law, and Chinese Legal History. Each part is further divided into approximately 3 to 6 topics based on the knowledge system. Each topic is generally set by combining several chapters according to the chapter order determined by the syllabus, ensuring that each topic has a roughly equal number of true questions. However, in the Chinese Constitutional Law section, since there are many true questions on "form of state structure," a separate topic is set for it. In the Chinese Legal History section, instead of arranging the ancient legal history topics in chronological order like the syllabus, topics are established based on the commonality of knowledge points. The ancient legal history section is roughly divided into three topics: ancient legislation, ancient civil and criminal systems, and ancient judicial systems. Each topic includes "Detailed Explanation of Classified Questions," "Key Point Summary," and "Simulated Question Self-Assessment." Among them, the "Detailed Explanation of Classified Questions" includes true questions, analysis, and a knowledge checklist. The true questions in the "Detailed Explanation of Classified Questions" are from 2003 to 2006. The true questions are generally arranged according to the knowledge points determined by the syllabus; however, the ancient part of Chinese Legal History is arranged in chronological order based on the same knowledge points. This book is divided into five parts: Criminal Law, Civil Law, Legal Theory, Chinese Constitutional Law, and Chinese Legal History. Each part is further divided into approximately 3 to 6 topics based on the knowledge system. Each topic is generally set by combining several chapters according to the chapter order determined by the syllabus, ensuring that each topic has a roughly equal number of true questions. However, in the Chinese Constitutional Law section, since there are many true questions on "form of state structure," a separate topic is set for it. In the Chinese Legal History section, instead of arranging the ancient legal history topics in chronological order like the syllabus, topics are established based on the commonality of knowledge points. The ancient legal history section is roughly divided into three topics: ancient legislation, ancient civil and criminal systems, and ancient judicial systems. Each topic includes "Detailed Explanation of Classified Questions," "Key Point Summary," and "Simulated Question Self-Assessment." Among them, the "Detailed Explanation of Classified Questions" includes true questions, analysis, and a knowledge checklist. The true questions in the "Detailed Explanation of Classified Questions" are from 2003 to 2006. The true questions are generally arranged according to the knowledge points determined by the syllabus; however, the ancient part of Chinese Legal History is arranged in chronological order based on the same knowledge points.