1. Examination subjects (1) National unified examination: English, Russian or Japanese; Politics; (2) National examination: professional basic courses (criminal law, civil law) and comprehensive courses (jurisprudence, constitutional law, Chinese legal history).
2. Bibliography (1) Outline of the Joint Entrance Examination for Master of Laws (II) Guide to the Joint Entrance Examination for Master of Laws (published by Renmin University of China Press) Fa Shuo's application instructions read: "Applicants for Master of Laws must have a bachelor's degree in national education (or equivalent undergraduate education) and undergraduate graduates with equivalent qualifications must work for more than two years; University graduates with equivalent education must work for more than three years.
In view of many people who don't know the difference between master of law and master of law, this paper explains the application conditions: at present, China's high-level postgraduate education in law includes master of law and master of law professional degree graduates, referred to as master of law and master of law. ?
With the development of the rule of law in China, the establishment of postgraduate education for master of laws, the first batch of enrollment in 1995 and 1996, and the joint entrance examination in 2000 have accelerated the integration with international legal education and met the social demand for senior legal talents. Master of Laws (JM) is limited to non-law majors, and there is no specific major.
Its knowledge structure is broad caliber, thick foundation and compound. Mainly for judicial organs, administrative law enforcement, legal services and legal supervision departments, social public management departments and enterprise management departments to train high-level compound and applied legal talents, such as lawyers, judges, prosecutors, corporate legal consultants, etc. ?
Master of Laws students mainly recruit undergraduates majoring in law, which are divided into legal theory, legal history (Chinese legal history, foreign legal history, western economic legal history, legal culture, etc. ), constitutional law and administrative law, criminal law (criminology, juvenile law, etc. ), civil and commercial law, procedural law (civil procedure law, criminal procedure law, administrative procedure law, judicial expertise, etc. ) and economic law (commercial law, economic law, etc.).
Mainly academic research, scientific research and teaching, and the specific examination steps for cultivating advanced theoretical and academic legal talents to universities and research institutes:
1. Personally, I think the Constitution must be recited. Much worse than one word, and I often take exams. I have read the criminal law and civil law several times, and I am deeply impressed. I know the general principles of criminal law by heart, but I have read more about civil law.
If you are a freshman, you should devote all your time to English review and self-study of five specialized courses when preparing your thesis and defense. If you sign up for the remedial class, students like Guanghua can get a set of CDs of synchronous teaching of their basic courses last year for free, which will be of great help to their self-study.
If you are on the job, you'd better give up your job and devote yourself to reviewing. Now that you have set your ambition, don't worry about trifles and other things. Time is precious, so you should seize it against time. In addition to politics and foreign languages, the LLM exam also includes five legal courses, which are divided into two volumes. One is a basic course, including criminal law and civil law, and the other is a comprehensive course of law, mainly including jurisprudence, constitutional law and legal history.
Why should we follow these five courses? As we all know, these five courses are all first-year courses for law majors, and the first-year courses are all very basic courses with comprehensive contents. Why is the criminal law of the first examination of the Master of Laws very important? After studying the history of legal system, you will know that China has a history of 5,000 years, and criminal law has been played for about four or five hundred years, so criminal law is relatively old in our country. Another, criminal law covers a wide range and spreads widely in society.
You can learn something about criminal law from the news media, including some cases in criminal law. It's easy not to invade others, but we may have to be very careful not to be invaded by others. Criminal law has a wide range in society, and everyone has deep and many contacts, so it is more common-sense knowledge.
The second course is civil law. As we all know, civil law belongs to the legal norms of civil disputes, and some disputes often occur in society. Therefore, some legal relations in civil affairs are in our daily life, and the content of civil law is widely popularized in society, so it is also a very important course. Citizens often have some civil legal relations, which is set as a professional basic course.
As we all know, the Constitution is the fundamental law of the country. The foundation of the country, the foundation of citizens, the basic rights and obligations of citizens and the rights and obligations of the state are all stipulated by the Constitution. For example, if a foreign country worships the Constitution, you may not understand other laws, but you have to understand the Constitution.
If the rights are violated, the constitution can be used to safeguard them first. Like our country, the constitution may be a bit vague and not operational, but it is indeed a very important legal department. No other law can violate the Constitution, and it is based on it. Therefore, the Constitution is a very important law, and you must study it to master the law.
Another is jurisprudence, also known as the basic theory of law, which is also called philosophy of law abroad. Jurisprudence is a * * * problem in all departmental laws, including the formulation and implementation of laws, how to cultivate legal awareness, and some relations between law and political science, economics and other disciplines, all of which are studied in jurisprudence.
After learning jurisprudence, knowing the basic spirit and essence of law makes it easier to learn other departmental laws. So jurisprudence is a basic course. Another is the history of legal system, which is the history of Chinese legal system, excluding the history of western legal system.
The history of Chinese legal system mainly emphasizes the formation of China's legal system, and how the law developed from Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties to before the founding of the People's Republic of China. The main purpose is to let everyone know the development of China's legal system and how the law came from, so the history of legal system is also a very important course. These are five specialized courses. ?
What are the characteristics of LLM exam? One is that the LLM exam is different from everyone's credit exam. As a subject of the LLM exam, it is difficult to find the key points because of its comprehensive knowledge. If you only read a few articles, it will be difficult to cope with the exam.
In addition, there are the diversity of questions, which the teacher will not explain in the credit class, and so on. Fashuo has flexible changes in problems every year, mainly according to the changes in trends, and it is difficult to have a unified model.
In this way, the questions of the LLM exam may be predictive, and it may be more difficult to grasp the predictability of knowledge points and the perspective of the exam, and it may be more difficult to grasp self-review.