2020 Political Science and Law Police Officers Recruitment Examination Professional Comprehensive II Jurisprudence (Master's Category): Intensive Lectures on Key Points and Typical Questions with Detailed Explanations (Including Past Exam Questions)

Shengcai E-book (Beijing) Co., Ltd.Oct 2022

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105K words
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85

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Summary

This book is designed specifically for candidates taking the Political and Legal Officers Recruitment Examination. It strictly follows the examination syllabus for "Jurisprudence" (master's level) within Comprehensive Subject II of the entrance examination under the pilot reform of the political and legal officers recruitment and training system. The book is divided into 14 chapters: overview of jurisprudence; the nature and characteristics of law; the origin and evolution of law; the role of law; law-making and legal validity; the legal system; legal elements; legal sources and classification of law; legal implementation and legal realization; legal interpretation and legal reasoning; legal relations; legal responsibility and legal sanctions; the rule of law; and law and society. Each chapter consists of two parts. The first part provides focused review of key examination points, organizing core knowledge and building a systematic and accurate knowledge framework to facilitate memorization for exam preparation. The second part offers detailed explanations of typical questions, including past examination questions, selecting representative past questions from recent political and legal officers recruitment examinations and typical mock questions with detailed analysis, which greatly helps candidates understand the question-setting approach of examiners and develop sound thinking methods. In addition, we have selected a large number of typical example questions with explanations, which greatly help and inspire candidates in consolidating knowledge points, improving question-solving techniques, and grasping future examination directions.

Editor's review

Using the syllabus for Comprehensive Subject II of the Political and Legal Officers Recruitment Examination as its basis, this book breaks down the content of jurisprudence (master's level) into fourteen chapters, extending from basic categories such as the nature, characteristics, and sources of law to applied topics such as legal implementation, interpretation, responsibility, and the rule of law, forming a relatively complete knowledge framework. Its organizing feature is the two-layer structure of "focused review of key points + detailed explanations of typical questions": the former helps candidates quickly build a chapter framework, while the latter presents question-setting perspectives and answer logic through explanations of past and mock questions. For candidates who need to systematically organize the conceptual system of jurisprudence while training the thinking for subjective questions, this combination of explanation and practice is more targeted than merely reading a textbook. The question explanations focus on breaking down thinking and are suitable for identifying gaps after basic review. Note that the title is marked "2020"; when using it, candidates should compare it with the latest syllabus and regulatory changes of the current year and should not treat it as the sole basis. Overall, the book is more suitable as mainline organizing and question-type training material during the preparation cycle than as an introductory reader.

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Reading tips

  1. First read through each chapter's focused review of key points, record core concepts and the institutional context in outline form, then move on to question training.
  2. When doing questions, answer independently first, then check against the explanations for omitted points, focusing on marking repeatedly mistaken knowledge points.
  3. Classify past questions by chapter, observe the emphasis in question setting, and adjust the time allocation for each chapter accordingly.
  4. Before the exam, use the book's typical questions for timed mock practice to train answer speed and completeness of point presentation.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 内容简介
  3. 第一章 绪论
  4. 1.1 考点精讲
  5. 第一节 法学
  6. 第二节 法理学
  7. 1.2 典型题(含历年真题)详解
  8. 第二章 法的本质与特征
  9. 2.1 考点精讲
  10. 第一节 法、法律的含义
  11. 第二节 法的本质
  12. 第三节 法的基本特征
  13. 2.2 典型题(含历年真题)详解
  14. 第三章 法的起源与演进
  15. 3.1 考点精讲
  16. 第一节 法的起源
  17. 第二节 法的演进
  18. 第三节 法律移植与继承
  19. 3.2 典型题(含历年真题)详解
  20. 第四章 法的作用与法的价值
  21. 4.1 考点精讲
  22. 第一节 法的作用
  23. 第二节 法的价值
  24. 4.2 典型题(含历年真题)详解
  25. 第五章 法律制定
  26. 5.1 考点精讲
  27. 第一节 法律制定的概念
  28. 第二节 法律制定的原则
  29. 第三节 法律制定的程序
  30. 第四节 法律效力
  31. 5.2 典型题(含历年真题)详解
  32. 第六章 法律体系
  33. 6.1 考点精讲
  34. 第一节 法律体系与法律部门
  35. 第二节 当代中国的法律体系
  36. 6.2 典型题(含历年真题)详解
  37. 第七章 法律要素
  38. 7.1 考点精讲
  39. 第一节 法律规则
  40. 第二节 法律原则
  41. 第三节 法律概念
  42. 7.2 典型题(含历年真题)详解
  43. 第八章 法律渊源与法律分类
  44. 8.1 考点精讲
  45. 第一节 法律渊源
  46. 第二节 法律分类
  47. 8.2 典型题(含历年真题)详解
  48. 第九章 法律实施
  49. 9.1 考点精讲
  50. 第一节 法律实施与法律实现
  51. 第二节 执法
  52. 第三节 司法
  53. 第四节 守法
  54. 第五节 法律监督
  55. 9.2 典型题(含历年真题)详解
  56. 第十章 法律解释与法律推理
  57. 10.1 考点精讲
  58. 第一节 法律解释
  59. 第二节 法律推理
  60. 10.2 典型题(含历年真题)详解
  61. 第十一章 法律关系
  62. 11.1 考点精讲
  63. 第一节 法律关系的含义与分类
  64. 第二节 法律关系的构成要素
  65. 第三节 法律关系的产生、变更与消灭
  66. 11.2 典型题(含历年真题)详解
  67. 第十二章 法律责任与法律制裁
  68. 12.1 考点精讲
  69. 第一节 法律责任
  70. 第二节 法律制裁
  71. 12.2 典型题(含历年真题)详解
  72. 第十三章 法治
  73. 13.1 考点精讲
  74. 第一节 法治的含义
  75. 第二节 法治与民主
  76. 第三节 法治国家
  77. 第四节 社会主义法治国家
  78. 13.2 典型题(含历年真题)详解
  79. 第十四章 法与社会
  80. 14.1 考点精讲
  81. 第一节 法与经济
  82. 第二节 法与政治
  83. 第三节 法与文化
  84. 14.2 典型题(含历年真题)详解
  85. 版权声明

FAQ

Is this book suitable for direct use with zero foundation? Not very suitable. The book focuses on focused review and question explanations and assumes readers already have basic jurisprudence concepts. Zero-foundation readers are advised to first read a jurisprudence textbook with a complete system, then use this book for organization and question training; otherwise it is easy to lose the thread in the explanation sections.
Do the past questions in the book sufficiently cover the examination focus? The book selects past questions from recent Political and Legal Officers Recruitment Examinations and typical mock questions with explanations, which can be used to grasp question-setting perspectives. However, the number of past questions is limited; it is advisable to use them as question-type training and thinking reference while supplementing practice according to the latest syllabus, rather than relying solely on the book's questions to cover all key points.
The title is marked 2020; will it be outdated now? The knowledge framework and basic categories of jurisprudence in the book are relatively stable, but chapters such as legal sources and legal responsibility may involve regulatory changes. When using it, the currently effective syllabus should prevail; verify relevant content against the latest legislation and judicial interpretations, and treat the book as framework-organizing and question-type training material rather than the sole basis.
In what order should the focused review and question explanations be used? It is recommended to first read each chapter's focused review to build the knowledge framework and take brief notes; then complete that chapter's typical questions, answer independently, and check against the explanations to fill gaps. After going through all chapters once, use past questions for cross-chapter timed training, forming a progression from understanding to application.

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