About the Work
Using exam cases primarily based on current high court decisions, this book presents the essential exam-relevant material for the first state examination in law, focusing on General Criminal Law and Special Part I (offenses against individuals and the public) in a clear and concise manner. The exams feature a mixed topic approach, similar to what can be expected in the first state examination in law. In addition to key topics from General Criminal Law and Special Part I, topics from Special Part II are also addressed, and the cases are supplemented with an exam-typical procedural question. The cases were presented in the exam course at LMU Munich and are therefore "practically tested." The second volume, expected to be published in 2020, will specifically cover the exam-relevant material of Special Part II (offenses against property).
Content

• Exam-relevant topics from General Criminal Law and Special Part I
• One procedural question per case
• Numerous exam tips on correct argumentation, focus setting, working with the facts, tactical approaches, structuring questions, etc.
• Many deepening tips to promote systematic understanding

Advantages at a Glance

• Learning from the "big case"
• Highly current
• Detailed solutions
• With deepening and exam tips
• "Tested" cases

The Author
is the head of the Criminal Law Exam Preparation and the criminal law exam course of the Munich Exam Training for preparation for the first state examination in law. She is also an appointed examiner for the first state examination in law in Bavaria.
Target Audience
For students and trainees to review substantive law.