If you have no foundation, you need to study systematically for the purpose of examination.
This is summed up by the zero-based learning method of our unit. I think it is more suitable for you. Because you also have zero foundation, and we mainly do it for the exam, as long as you get the results. (I also summarized it for all relatives and friends who want to take the judicial examination, for reference only)
1. **** Test 15 methods. First of all, let’s talk about the books: National Judicial Examination Tutoring Books (commonly known as the Three Big Books). In these three books, you only see three parts: theory, civil law, and criminal law. There is a lot of other content, so it’s not appropriate to watch this one. For other laws and regulations, there are many people buying them. For a set of judicial examination guidance books, just buy the 2012 ones first, as they are similar every year. Then you have to listen to the courseware, which is what the teacher said. This is very important. I recommend Sikao.com.
Then the order of reading is: first, learn about legal theory, civil law, criminal law, commercial law, etc., and finally look at the three major procedural laws. You read the civil procedure law first, and then the administrative procedure law (administrative procedure law). A lot of it is civil based, more or less), and finally look at the Criminal Procedure Code.
You have to study for one or two hours every day, that is, persevere, and then rush to study for three months before the exam (this guy studied eight hours a day for the last two months and did nothing. (not working, just studying) Since you still have to go to work, the period will be extended to three months. The exam seems to be held in the second week of September every year. For specific study time allocation, I suggest you make a table, a ****, how many months, and what tasks to complete each week)
In addition, join the Master of Laws Judicial Examination Group, which has a lot of preparation When students are communicating about FaShu, they can also take questions on FaShu.com and compete with others for scores. In addition to buying past papers, this is what he does, and he reads the answers first, and then looks back at the questions. He thinks this saves the most time (this article is for reference only, this is the simplest method that suits him best)