[Volume 1]

PART 01 General Provisions of the Constitution

CHAPTER 01 Constitution and Constitutional Law
Section 1. Significance of the Constitution
Section 2: Constitutional Interpretation and Constitutional Views
Section 3: Enactment, Amendment, and Changes of the Constitution
Section 4 Protection of the Constitution

CHAPTER 02 General Provisions of the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
Section 1 Constitutional History of the Republic of Korea
Section 2. State form and components of the Republic of Korea
Section 3 Basic Principles of the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
Section 4 Basic Order of the Constitution of the Republic of Korea

PART 02 Fundamental Rights Theory

CHAPTER 01 Basic Pistol Theory
Section 1. Significance of Fundamental Rights
Section 2 Classification and System of Fundamental Rights
Section 3 Subjects of Fundamental Rights
Section 4 Effect of Fundamental Rights
Section 5 Limitations and Restrictions on Fundamental Rights
Section 6 Confirmation and Guarantee of Fundamental Rights

CHAPTER 02 Human Dignity and Value, the Right to Pursuit of Happiness, and the Right to Equality
Section 1 Dignity and value as a human being
Section 2 Right to the Pursuit of Happiness
Section 3 Right to Equality

CHAPTER 03 Freedom and Fundamental Rights
Section 1. Personal liberty
Section 2 Freedom of privacy
Section 3: Mental Freedom

CHAPTER 04 Basic Economic Rights
Section 1 Property Rights
Section 2 Freedom of occupational choice

CHAPTER 05 Political Basic Rights
Section 1. Right to Suffrage
Section 2 Voting Rights and Electoral System
Section 3 Freedom of Political Parties and the Political Party System
Section 4. Right to hold public office and career civil service system

CHAPTER 06 Fundamental Rights of Claim
Section 1 Right to Petition
Section 2 Right to claim trial
Section 3 Claims for State Compensation
Section 4 Right to claim criminal compensation
Section 5. Crime Victims' Right to Claim Relief

CHAPTER 07 Social Basic Rights
Section 1 Structure and System of Social Basic Rights
Section 2 The right to a human life
Section 3: Right to education and education system
Section 4 Right to Work
Section 5 Three Labor Rights
Section 6 Environmental Rights
Article 7 Rights to Marriage, Family, Maternity Protection, and Health

CHAPTER 08 Basic Duties of Citizens

[Volume 2]

PART 03 Governing Structure Theory

CHAPTER 01 Theoretical Basis of Governance Structure Theory

CHAPTER 02 Principles of the Governing Structure
Section 1. Principle of Representative System
Section 2: Principle of Separation of Powers

CHAPTER 03 Forms of Governing Structure

CHAPTER 04 National Assembly

CHAPTER 05 THE PRESIDENT AND THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE
Section 1 President
Section 2 Government
Section 3 Election Management Committee
Section 4 Local Autonomy System
Section 5 Military System

CHAPTER 06 Judicial Branch (Courts)

CHAPTER 07 The Constitutional Court and Constitutional Litigation
Section 1 General Theory of the Constitutional Court
Section 2 Constitutional Review
Section 3 Constitutional Petition for Unconstitutionality Review
Section 4 Constitutional Petition for Remedy of Rights
Section 5 Judgment on disputes over authority

supplement
2025 National Civil Service 7th Grade Constitution Exam Questions and Answers
2025 Seoul and Local Government 7th Grade Constitution Exam Questions and Answers

Clearly, the trends in testing are changing.
So how should we prepare?
Before that, let's learn about the legend of the Incas.
Once upon a time, the Inca people lived in the forest.
Enjoying the abundance and comfort that the forest provides.
Then one day, a fire broke out in the forest and many people died.
So they moved to the riverbank.
At least it is a place without the risk of fire.
But this time there was a flood and many people died.
The inhabitants again took up new residence in the rocky field.
Although it is somewhat inconvenient, it is completely safe from the dangers of fire and flood.
But this time, an earthquake struck and it was ruined again.
The same principle applies to exams.

Exam preparation
There are things you absolutely must know, regardless of the exam subject.
At the same time, there are some areas where you cannot prepare for the exam.
For example, you may not know all the case laws, but there are some that you absolutely must know.
The Nationality Act may or may not be included in the exam.
What should I do?
You only need to know the necessary parts.
If you try to know all the contents of the Nationality Act here, you will suffer losses in other areas.
Do you remember what I said earlier about law being a hodgepodge of math and Korean?
In math, you can solve problems even if you don't know the answer.
This is studying for the exam.

Scope of past questions
Many students ask:
Shouldn't we solve problems from the bar exam and the court administration exam?
I always answer no.
It's so simple to solve, so why are you telling me not to take risks?
It takes into account the output compared to the input.
Of course, it would be great to know the questions on the bar exam and the court administration exam perfectly, but considering the time, other problems arise.
If you know the previous questions perfectly, I won't stop you.
But if I were a test taker, I would study other subjects more during that time.

Ultimately, studying is a matter of choice and is subject to the limitations of finite time and memory.
No one method can be said to be the best.
Because each person has different conditions and characteristics.
Go Seung-deok's study method is suitable for Go Seung-deok.
But with a 90% probability (there is no exact basis for this).
(Based on my experience so far) I want to emphasize that studying past exam questions is a way to pass the exam sooner.
Do you want to pass?
Do you want to study in style?
The choice is yours.