2006 National Judicial Examination Teaching Materials: Criminal Law

Author: Liu Xianquan
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book is one of the 2006 National Judicial Examination Teaching Readers. The series consists of 8 volumes, each of which corresponds to the requirements and content of the exam syllabus and is written according to the syllabus. Each volume is composed of four parts: exam syllabus requirements and key knowledge points compiled based on the syllabus, relevant legal provisions and judicial interpretations, annual examination questions and answers, and simulated examination questions and explanations. The arrangement of these contents follows the syllabus as the thread and core, making it highly effective for exam preparation. It is hoped that this book will help candidates prepare for the exam and truly reflect its value. This book covers criminal law. It is one of the "2006 National Judicial Examination Teaching Readers" edited by the National Judicial Examination Education and Research Center of East China University of Political Science and Law. Compared to similar books, this book has the following distinctive features: (1) Comprehensive and up-to-date. This book is compiled according to the newly released judicial examination syllabus by the Ministry of Justice. In the newly added content, the symbol "" is used to indicate it, so that candidates can grasp it. (2) Emphasis on key points with innovative organization. The entire book is organized according to the structure and sequence of the exam syllabus. Under each section, there are four parts: 1. Exam syllabus requirements and key knowledge points; 2. Laws and relevant interpretations (legal provisions); 3. Annual examination questions and answers; 4. Simulated examination questions and explanations. The first three parts help candidates fully understand the key knowledge points, answer points, and the examination trends of these points in previous years. The simulated examination questions and explanations part help candidates consolidate their understanding of these key points. This three-dimensional organization by knowledge points comprehensively integrates and organizes the exam content, breaking the drawback of theoretical, legal provisions, and questions scattered in different books in similar publications. It undoubtedly helps candidates achieve twice the result with half the effort. (3) This book is written by examiners of the National Judicial Examination, who are familiar with scoring standards and answer points. It is authoritative and highly instructive.