Classic Model Questions: Applying One Example to Three More - Criminal Procedure Law (2007 Edition)

Author: Li Shichun, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2007-03-01
Features: This series of books is designed to address the shortcomings of candidates lacking sufficient energy, ability, and time, thereby helping them maximize their review efficiency. The authors of this series, with their rich experience and solid professional knowledge, analyze classic past exam questions and meticulously extract the key points and perspectives involved in these questions, which is referred to as "learning from one example." Building on this foundation, they derive new question angles that are similar, related, opposite, or different from the key points of the original questions, known as "generalizing from one to three." This approach ensures that all relevant questions and key points are covered comprehensively, enabling candidates to grasp the broader context. The judicial examination not only has a high repetition rate in testing past exam questions but also transforms the same key points in different years. 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 classic past exam questions and provides answers, referred to as "transformed exercises." Through the four stages of "classic past exam questions" → "learning from one example" → "generalizing from one to three" → "transformed exercises," candidates achieve a deeper understanding of knowledge from specific points to broader contexts, enhanced consolidation of learning with greater efficiency, comprehensive coverage of numerous key points, and a clearer, more comprehensive grasp of the subject matter.