The three branches (civil law, criminal law, jurisprudence) form the framework of knowledge, with the core focus on discipline-based characteristics, a coherent logical context, an integrated core perspective, a ready-to-defeat framework that combines the needs of the candidates, and a practical approach to the lessons learned, and the full summary is described in detail in this paper。
Civil law, with “civil relations” as its core framework
Civil law sets the intellectual framework around the core of “civil relations” and links civil systems and rules. First, the basic principles of civil law are clearly defined, as the guiding framework for the entire discipline, and cut across all knowledge points. It follows from the logic of civil subjects, civil rights, civil acts, civil liability, which covers natural persons, legal persons and organizations of illegal persons, specifying the legal and legal capacity of the various categories of subjects; civil rights focus on the acquisition, exercise and protection of rights, claims, personal rights, intellectual property, etc.; civil acts distinguish between valid, null and void and revocable situations, clarifying legal consequences; and civil liability corresponds to various violations and breaches and regulating the manner in which responsibility is incurred. Frameworks need to focus on the relevance of knowledge points, avoid isolated memories and ensure logical coherence。
Criminal law, with “crimes and penalties” as the main framework for combo
The criminal law knowledge framework needs to be built around “crimes and penalties”, taking into account the interface between the general and sub-rules. The criminal law is the basis of a framework that focuses on the core elements of the constituent elements of the crime (subject, subject, object, objective aspects), the form of the crime (preparation, attempt, suspension), the joint offence and the number of offences, and defines the conditions for the application of the various regimes. The criminal code sub-rules are divided into categories of offences against the security of the state, crimes against public security and crimes against the personal rights of citizens, each of which focuses on the elements of the constituent elements and the elements of the sentence, and which relate to the relevant provisions of the general rule, which is linked to the sub-rules. The framework could be built along the lines of the “general principles sub-rules, sub-rules certifying general principles” to enhance the system of knowledge points。
Jurisprudence, using the jurisprudence logic as a context
The point of knowledge in jurisprudence is abstract, and the framework needs to be built in a context of “moral logic”, extending gradually from the underlying concept to the core principles. The basic concepts of the law, including its definition, nature, characteristics, sources, etc., are first crafted to lay the foundations of discipline; then the law is operational, covering the legislative, executive, judicial, law-abiding, legal oversight, clarifying the core requirements and logic of the links; and the law is structured to understand its values and role in relation to society, law and ethics, law and the rule of law. The framework will need to focus on the hierarchy of knowledge points, combine abstract principles with specific applications, avoid mere memory concepts, and ensure that jurisprudence logic is understood and knowledge points are applied flexibly。
The three branches of the law provide a framework of knowledge that takes into account the specificities of the various disciplines, the interlinkage of civil law with civil law, the criminal law with the main lines of punishment, the jurisprudence with the logical relativism, and the relevance and system. Candidates can gradually refine the framework, fill in details, combine the methods of preparation of the examination with the pace of their own preparation, and help the candidates build the scientific framework, improve the efficiency of the preparation of the examination and build the knowledge base。
