I want to study law and have questions to ask

If you want to take the lawyer's certificate, you have to pass the national judicial examination (the registration requirement is a bachelor's degree), studying law is very difficult, because there are too many subjects in the judicial examination, it has: civil law, commercial law, civil procedure law (including arbitration system); Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure Law, Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law; Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Legal History, Economic Law, International Law, Private International Law, International Economic Law, Judicial System and Legal Professional Ethics;

These are the basic legal systems, and when you really want to be a lawyer or use it, there will be more detailed laws and regulations, and real lawyers also have to be divided into professional directions, some specialized in criminal defense, and some in commercial case defense.

Therefore, it is advisable to study some basic laws first, and then decide on the direction of development later, and study a specific aspect of law.

According to the provisions of the Lawyers Law, you should have a bachelor's degree first, and then you can take the judicial examination, of course, you should learn legal knowledge before the examination, and all legal knowledge should be tested in the judicial examination.

I also studied law, and the jurisprudence at the beginning of my freshman year is basically equivalent to not learning anything, and I don't understand anything.

At present, the teaching books and the order of school teaching are all based on legal principles first.

The substantive law is opened later, which is the most annoying, and I just hated this arrangement back then.

I'm looking at the case first. Or combine it with some of the things you've heard in your own life. No matter how small it is, as long as there is a dispute, I want to deal with it, and then contact the specific legal knowledge.

In addition, my interest in law is also **written by masters**. That is, I learned from the top to the bottom. I found it easy to understand some of the questions that I didn't understand from the bottom to the top.

Only after graduating from a university can you take the lawyer's certificate (national judicial examination).

Don't study the law yourself, the law is as deep as the sea and as many as a cow's hair.

It is absolutely impossible to study all subjects, and when you get to the LL.M., you have to study it in different majors. Again, the law is as deep as the sea and as numerous as a cow's hair.

Of course! According to my study of the law, it is not easy for my former classmates to understand that studying the law, and each major has the characteristics and advantages of each major, so you can't experience the unique charm of this industry if you don't enter this industry.

- For law students, it is necessary to have the following qualities:

1. As a law student, cultivate patience and patience that is slightly higher than that of other majors.

Let the self-selling self-loss be able to calm down to learn professional knowledge, and the study of legal knowledge is sometimes interesting, sometimes interesting, and sometimes boring, especially when we are faced with these boring legal theories or laws, we must be able to calm down and learn.

Second, make us better at thinking diligently.

For everyone's profession, it is necessary to be diligent in thinking, but the same is true of law, when learning legal knowledge, we must think diligently, think about the things behind the law, and think about the legal principles behind the knowledge Only by thinking deeply can we better grasp the essence of law.

3. Raise eloquence and literary brilliance to a new height.

When you enter the law major, you will find that you remember that eloquence and literary talent have reached a new level, and they should deliberately cultivate their eloquence and literary talent, and they can focus on cultivating one or both.

Law is a very logical and theoretical discipline, and when you find the direction you like, the more you learn, the more interesting it becomes. Fourth, in the study of law, we should judge from two perspectives.

1) From the perspective of the law major, understand the differences between the law major and other majors, and find out the characteristics of the law major.

2) From the learner's point of view, from the perspective of the law major, the Lu nationality belongs to the humanities and social sciences, that is, the liberal arts major, but the law is not like the liberal arts majors such as literature and language, so the law major has its own disciplinary characteristics.

At our most precious age, I hope we can all find the profession we love, live up to our dreams, and live up to ourselves.

Every profession is sacred, and we must defend them with love, patience and responsibility.

Hello, if I were given a chance to choose again, then I would definitely choose the law major, and the reason why I chose the law major was mainly due to the following factors:

First of all, I am more interested in the knowledge of the legal profession, especially after stepping into the society, I realize that learning the law and understanding the law is extremely important for every citizen, when a person can master enough legal knowledge, he can use the law to protect himself, and can use the law to defend his legitimate rights and interests.

Secondly, if I have the opportunity to study law, then I will definitely choose to become a professional lawyer, because becoming a professional lawyer can not only help others, but also allow yourself to find a real sense of achievement and happiness in your career, because when you can use the law to help others get justice, you will make yourself feel like the kind of hero who helps the weak in martial arts, and let your heart be supreme pride and glory.

And if you choose to study law, engage in a profession like a lawyer or engage in other related legal work, you can also get a relatively good salary, although many people think that the employment scope of the legal profession is relatively narrow, but I think that as long as you can really love this profession, and envy and can really learn something, then you will inevitably make your career successful.

Good luck with your work!