PART Ⅰ General Theory of the Constitution
CHAPTER 01 Constitution and Constitutional Law
CHAPTER 02 Constitutional Changes and Protection
CHAPTER 03 Republic of Korea
CHAPTER 04 Basic Principles of the Constitution
CHAPTER 05 Popular Sovereignty and Democracy
CHAPTER 06 Rule of Law
CHAPTER 07 Basic Social, Economic, and Cultural Principles
CHAPTER 08 Basic Principles of International Order
CHAPTER 09 Constitutional System
CHAPTER 10 Freedom of Political Party Establishment and Political Party System
CHAPTER 11 Electoral System and Voting Rights
CHAPTER 12 Career Civil Service System and the Right to Hold Public Office
CHAPTER 13 Local Autonomy System

PART Ⅱ Rights and Obligations of Citizens
CHAPTER 01 General Introduction to Fundamental Rights
CHAPTER 02 Human Dignity and Value and the Right to Pursue Happiness
CHAPTER 03 Principle of Equality and Equal Rights
CHAPTER 04 Protection of the Person
CHAPTER 05 Protecting Your Privacy
CHAPTER 06 Mental Freedom
CHAPTER 07 Basic Economic Rights
CHAPTER 08 Suffrage
CHAPTER 09 Social Basic Rights
CHAPTER 10 Fundamental Rights of Claim
CHAPTER 11 Basic Duties of Citizens

PART Ⅲ POLITICAL SYSTEM
CHAPTER 01 Representative System and Separation of Powers
CHAPTER 02 Composition of the National Assembly
CHAPTER 03 Operation and Principles of the National Assembly
CHAPTER 04 The Legislative Power of the National Assembly
CHAPTER 05 The National Assembly's Financial Power
CHAPTER 06 The National Assembly's Right to Control State Affairs
CHAPTER 07 Status and Powers of National Assembly Members
CHAPTER 08 Autonomy of the National Assembly
CHAPTER 09 THE POSITION OF THE PRESIDENT
CHAPTER 10 Prime Minister and State Council Members
CHAPTER 11 The Board of Audit and Inspection and the National Election Commission
CHAPTER 12 COURTS AND THE JUDICIARY
CHAPTER 13 Independence of the Judiciary
CHAPTER 14 Courts at All Levels and Trial Systems

PART IV Constitutional Court
CHAPTER 01 Constitutional Court
CHAPTER 02 Constitutional Review
CHAPTER 03 Constitutional Petition for Unconstitutionality Review
CHAPTER 04 Constitutional Petition for Relief of Rights
CHAPTER 05 Authority Dispute Trial
CHAPTER 06: Summary of National Agencies

Establishing the law of passing
2025 Kim Geon-ho's Constitutional Law Exam Passing Notes

The features of 『2025 Kim Geon-ho's Constitutional Exam Passing Notes』 are as follows.

1.
You don't even need to look at the textbook.
Pass all past civil service exams, police exams, and various certification exams from the past 10 years without fail.
I have included so much content in my notes that there is no need to add anything else.

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You can also study past exam questions by prioritizing frequently appearing passages.
The number of previous questions is indicated in small superscripts at the end of each question and each passage.
It is not necessary to study all the past exam questions with equal weighting; you need to approach them by prioritizing them.


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You can understand the principle of creating incorrect answer texts.
For each fingerprint, the points that were given as incorrect answers in past exams were entered in the format “(~X)”.
What's important in multiple-choice tests is the ability to quickly identify where the wrong answer is.
Through the incorrect answer points in this book, you can more clearly understand which parts of the passage are important and how those parts are tested incorrectly.

4.
Keywords are displayed by fingerprint.
The key points of the question in the fingerprint were attached as [Keyword] and “→, ?,” were added to help understanding.
Symbols such as ≠, +” were used.
There is no need to understand or memorize all the text of case law and laws; keywords that can be imprinted in your mind are sufficient.
Just before the exam, if you organize by connecting only [Keywords], it will be enough for last-minute review.

5.
You can adjust the learning intensity of a total of 259 points according to their importance.
For each point, a grade of S, A, B, or C was indicated based on the frequency of occurrence.
In order to pass, you cannot neglect any of them, but at least you can adjust the intensity according to priority.