The contents of the national judicial examination include: theoretical law, applied law, current legal provisions, legal practice and legal professional ethics.
The national judicial examination takes the form of closed-book written examination. The exam is divided into four volumes, each volume 150, with a total score of 600. Test paper 1, test paper 2 and test paper 3 are machine-readable multiple-choice questions, and test paper 4 is written example (case) analysis questions (including legal document writing).
The specific theme of each volume is:
Test paper 1: Comprehensive knowledge. Including jurisprudence, constitutional law, legal history, economic law, international law, private international law, international economic law, judicial system and legal professional ethics;
Examination Paper 2: Criminal and Administrative Legal System. Including: criminal law, criminal procedure law, administrative law and administrative procedure law;
Examination paper 3: Civil and commercial legal system. Including: civil law, commercial law and civil procedure law (including arbitration system);
Test paper 4: Example (case) analysis. Including jurisprudence, administrative law and administrative procedure law, criminal law, criminal procedure law, civil law, commercial law and civil procedure law.
The national judicial examination is held once a year. Registration begins in July every year, and the examination time is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday in the third week of September every year.
If you want to know more about the judicial examination, please visit the official website-China Law Popularization Network of the Ministry of Justice.
Question 2: What is the major of law? What courses are there for the majors of literature, history, science and engineering, with a duration of 4 years?
Study international law hard.
Professional status and characteristics: Huaqiao University's law major was established 20 years ago. In 2003, the Ministry of Education evaluated the undergraduate law major of law schools, and the law schools obtained the top 40 favorable comments among the 250 law schools in China. According to the evaluation of China University in 2004 published in Science and Technology Management (No.1 2004), the law major of Huaqiao University ranks among China University 100, and ranks in the top 24% among 36 1 all law major universities. In 2004, the credit system reform program for law majors was piloted among undergraduates, with a flexible academic system of 3-6 years. The academic system of graduate students is changing from three-year system to two-year system.
Training objectives: master legal theory and practice systematically, be familiar with domestic and foreign legal systems, and be able to engage in legal work in state organs, enterprises, institutions and social organizations.
Main courses: jurisprudence, Chinese legal history, constitution, criminal law, civil law, economic law, environment and resources law, civil procedure law, criminal procedure law, commercial law, administrative law and administrative procedure law, intellectual property law, international law, private international law, international economic law, and World Trade Organization law.
Analysis of employment situation: in the past few years, law majors have occupied the top position in the country 10, and graduates are mainly employed in courts, procuratorates, judicial bureaus, public security bureaus, law firms, various administrative organs, various companies and institutions; In recent years, employment has declined, mainly because students' employment still tends to large and medium-sized cities or cities with higher incomes, and employment is concentrated in judicial personnel and state civil servants. If you are a civil servant, you need to pass the civil service exam. If you are a judge, prosecutor or lawyer, you need to pass the national judicial examination, which requires you to register for the examination after graduation.
Question 3: What subjects should the law major study? Constitutional law, jurisprudence, civil law, civil procedure law, criminal procedure law, administrative law and administrative procedure law, commercial law, private international law, contract law, international economic law, international tax law, Chinese legal history. Economic law. There is also a new property law. Intellectual property law. .
These are more important, and others who have studied justice will not take the exam. Unless you take the postgraduate entrance examination
Hey hey. that's it
Hehe, I study law. Come on.
Question 4: What are the main courses of law? the science of law
Constitutional civil law
civil action
Litigation law
Prison management science
criminal proceedings
law of property
Question 5: What courses do universities need to take to study law? 13 main courses: law, constitution, criminal law, civil law, property law, contract law, criminal procedure, civil procedure, international economic law, private international law and environmental law.
There are other compulsory courses to see if the school can open, and how many professional elective courses to complete depends on the requirements of the school.
Question 6: What is the major of law? Illegal? The situation of my study of law is that I have never recited the law except as specifically requested by my teacher.
Give you several main courses: jurisprudence, Chinese legal history, constitutional law, criminal law, civil law, administrative law, criminal/civil/administrative procedure law, legal practice, political science, sociology and so on.
According to the specific major you choose, there will be different branches. Some schools have already demarcated such a division when they volunteered to fill in the form, and some schools have been divided after a period of time. For example, in the direction of commercial law, schools are likely to set up property law, intellectual property law, financial law, company law and so on.
Note that the course we study is law, not law; Although the content of the law is closely related to the law, what is more important is the way of thinking and principles, which will not change because of the renewal of the law.
For example, if you study a new law course, whether it is criminal law, administrative procedure law or labor contract law, the first part is about the position and role of this law in the legal system, then learn the principle of this law and then learn the contents of its various parts. Even the content is summed up by the law, not the law itself. In short, when you study law, you learn what is hidden behind the law and is particularly important to the law, not what you can learn at a glance.
Of course, if you can remember some rules, it will definitely be a rare plus item, but don't expect to remember all the rules you have learned, which is totally unnecessary. Generally speaking, as long as you can memorize the most important provisions in every law, it will be very good. Even if you are a lawyer/judge, you should do a lot of work to consult relevant laws and regulations before/after the trial. What do you need to recite? In my opinion, reciting the law is not mainly for correct application, but to impress the law and avoid misuse.
Question 7: What is the law? What courses do you need to take to study law? Law (also known as jurisprudence or jurisprudence) is the specialized knowledge to study law, its phenomena and problems related to law. It is a knowledge and theoretical system about legal issues and an important subject of social science. Legal thought originated from legalist philosophy in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. The word "Fa" was called "the study of criminal names" in the pre-Qin period in China, and it has been called "jurisprudence" since the Han Dynasty. In the west, the ancient Roman jurist Ulpia Pianu defined the word "law" as: the concept of affairs between man and God, the study of justice and injustice. Modern jurisprudence refers to the science of studying law. However, there are different views on the relationship between law and science, which mainly involves the question of whether the research on axiology is scientific or not. The four branches of the legal system 2. 1 theoretical law is the general name of all kinds of basic concepts, principles, principles and laws of legal research objects. Note: Theoretical jurisprudence is not mainly divided from the perspective of epistemology, but according to the research objects and methods of law. Those research objects are abstract, and the research methods focus on the branches of theoretical analysis, which can basically be classified as theoretical jurisprudence, and its main representative is jurisprudence. If there is no comprehensive law in a country's legal system, such as legislation, sociology of law, legal hermeneutics and comparative law can also be regarded as theoretical law. Marginal disciplines of law that focus on theoretical research can also be classified as theoretical law. 2.2 Applied law refers to the branch of law whose purpose is to directly serve the real life of law and help solve practical problems of law. Note: The research object of applied law is mainly the empirical materials in legal real life, which is more practical than theoretical law. It is the concretization and source of theoretical laws. However, applied law is not without theory, and the theory it produces is not used to play a universal guiding role in interdisciplinary, but to serve the practical problems of this applied discipline. The representative disciplines of applied law are various departmental laws, such as constitution, civil and commercial law, criminal law and procedural law. , and the branches of legal practice and marginal disciplines focusing on solving practical problems can also be included in applied law. 2.3 Historical jurisprudence is a general term for branches of law that specialize in studying law and its phenomena and historical issues related to law. Note: Historical jurisprudence, as a special category in the legal system, mainly includes theoretical content (that is, taking history as a mirror) and applied content (that is, making the past serve the present and bringing forth the new). Historical jurisprudence mainly studies the legal systems and legal thoughts of different countries and historical types in history, and studies their essence, content, forms, characteristics and the laws of their emergence, development and extinction. It mainly includes Chinese and foreign legal history, Chinese and foreign legal thought history and legal history. 2.4 Comprehensive law, that is, the floorboard of branches of law with considerable leap. Note: Comprehensive law has two remarkable characteristics: first, its research object spans many or even various branches of law; Secondly, theory, application and history are not focused on each other, but they are all inclusive. The general theory or introduction of law is a typical comprehensive law. At the same time, it also includes legislation, sociology of law, legal hermeneutics, comparative law and international law. 3. The specific branches of law can be divided into many branches, mainly including: ① Theoretical law, also known as the Basic Law. Basic concepts, principles and laws of research methods. The course offered by China Law Department for this subject is called Basic Theory of Law (Jurisprudence for short). (2) legal history. It can be divided into legal history and legal thought history. (3) domestic law. Refers to the laws of various departments of a country, including constitution, administrative law, civil law, economic law, labor law, environmental law, criminal law, procedural law and military law. Constitution is the fundamental law of a country, so it plays a leading role in the domestic legal system. 4 international law. Including public international law, private international law and international economic law. ⑤ Legislation. Study legislative principles, planning, legislative system, legislative style, legislative procedures, legislative techniques, legal compilation, legislative evaluation and other issues. ⑥ Legal hermeneutics. Explaining the contents and words of legal provisions is equivalent to the annotation jurisprudence in Chinese and foreign history. ⑦ sociology of law. It usually refers to studying the social function, implementation and effect of law through social reality problems. ⑧......& gt& gt
Question 8: What are the main courses for law majors? Law has sixteen core courses: jurisprudence, Chinese legal history, constitution, administrative law and administrative procedure law, criminal law, criminal procedure law, civil law, intellectual property law, commercial law, economic law, civil procedure law, environmental law and resource protection law, labor law and social security law, international law, private international law and international economic law. This refers to the undergraduate course of law, and graduate students should be divided into majors. The specialized courses of each law major are different.
Question 9: What does the law department study? It's not the main memorization method. You can look it up when you use it.
Divided into two parts
The first is to learn theories, such as why these laws are so stipulated, what is the theoretical basis of social background and so on.
There are also famous ideas, the nature and origin of society and so on.
The second is procedural law. Learning these requires mastering certain laws, but it is not enough. There are also some specific operating rules to be mastered.
III. Judicial interpretations, regulations, minutes of meetings, etc. You should also learn.
Question 10: What courses do law departments in universities usually offer? Except for public courses, the compulsory courses in every school are similar, such as philosophy, legal logic, constitution, criminal law, civil law, administrative law, three major procedural laws and public international law. Elective courses are different. We have studied the history of China's legal system, foreign legal system, comparative criminal law, comparative constitution and evidence ... In short, we can take more than 20 specialized courses.