Criminal Law - Classic Model Questions and Answers (Legal Edition) (2007 Edition)

Author: Li Shichun
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Publish Date: 2007-03-01
Features: Statistics show that in the history of the judicial examination, the fundamental knowledge points repeatedly tested in various legal subjects account for more than 80% of the annual examination content. Many questions are considered classic works due to their engaging and thought-provoking points, case designs, answer choices, and reasoning and techniques. Mastering judicial examination questions is not only about their high repetition rate in the questions but also about repeatedly practicing these classic questions to grasp legal knowledge and improve the ability to analyze cases and solve problems. However, some candidates may have done the annual questions many times but achieved unsatisfactory results. The reason lies in the fact that these candidates mechanically repeated the questions, doing them just for the sake of doing them, without understanding in-depth analysis and exploration to achieve a deeper understanding and truly feel confident in the judicial examination. This series of books is designed to address the shortcomings of candidates lacking more energy, ability, and time, thereby helping them maximize their study efficiency.
The authors of this series, with their rich experience and solid professional knowledge, analyze the classic questions from previous years and meticulously extract the key points and angles of the questions, which is referred to as "taking one as a model." On the basis of "taking one as a model," they derive propositions with similar, close, opposite, or different key points from the same questions, which is referred to as "generalizing from one to three." This approach comprehensively covers the questions and all related key points, enabling candidates to generalize and understand the material deeply. The judicial examination not only has a high repetition rate in testing previous questions but also transforms the same key points from year to year. Therefore, this series of books, based on "generalizing from one to three," specifically designs variations for the question stems (case materials) or answer choices of the classic questions and provides answers, which is referred to as "transformed practice."
Through the four stages of "classic questions" – "taking one as a model" – "generalizing from one to three" – "transformed practice," the series achieves in-depth knowledge extension from point to surface, efficient reinforcement and consolidation, comprehensive coverage of numerous key points, and a comprehensive understanding that unlocks the material. The purpose of this series is to deeply explore and release the immense value of previous questions, especially the classic ones, making them a powerful tool for candidates to successfully pass the judicial examination. Without a doubt, this series is a challenging and painstakingly innovative effort in both content and format. We sincerely hope readers can provide criticism and suggestions, which can be sent to the email: sika02000@163.com.