Part 1: General Provisions of the Constitution

Chapter 1: Constitution and Constitutional Law 8
■ The Concept of Constitution, Customary Constitution 8
■ Constitutional interpretation of law 12
■ Constitutional Amendment 18

Chapter 2 General Provisions of the Constitution of the Republic of Korea 31
Section 1: Constitutional History of the Republic of Korea 31
Section 2: The State Form and Components of the Republic of Korea 46
■ Nationality Act 46
■ Territorial and Unification Clauses 61
Section 3: Basic Principles of the Korean Constitution 66
■ Preamble to the Constitution, Article 66
■ Principle of Popular Sovereignty 73
■ Social State Principles 78
■ Principle of the Rule of Law 82
■ Cultural State Principles 107
Section 4: Basic Order of the Korean Constitution 110
■ Economic Order 110
■ International Order 123
Section 5: Basic Systems of the Korean Constitution 130
■ Political Party System 130
■ Electoral System 141
■ Civil Service System 152
■ Local Autonomy System 156
■ Education System 165
■ Family System 166

Part 2: Fundamental Rights

Chapter 1: General Fundamental Rights 186
Section 1: The Meaning of Fundamental Rights 186
Section 2 Subjects of Fundamental Rights 187
Section 3. Effect of Fundamental Rights 208
Section 4 Limits and Restrictions on Fundamental Rights 222
Section 5 Violations of Fundamental Rights and Remedies 243
■ Duty to Protect Fundamental Rights 245

Chapter 2: Human Dignity and Value, the Right to the Pursuit of Happiness, and Equality Before the Law (258)
Section 1: Human Dignity and Value (Personal Rights) 258
Section 2: The Right to Pursue Happiness 273
Section 3: Right to Equality 295

Chapter 3: Fundamental Rights of Liberty 335
Section 1: Personal Liberty 335
■ Right to Life 335
■ Freedom of the Body 339
■ Principle of Legality 355
■ Principle of Proportionality between Punishment and Responsibility 374
■ Principle of Prohibition of Double Punishment 379
■ Prohibition of collective punishment 385
■ Due Process Principle 386
■ Prison Rule 398
■ Principle of Presumption of Innocence 414
■ Right to Remain Unconvinced 416
■ Right to Assistance by Counsel 418
Section 2: Freedom of Private Life 431
■ Freedom of Privacy 431
■ Right to Self-Determination of Personal Information 447
■ Freedom of Residence 462
■ Freedom of residence and movement 464
■ Freedom of Communication 472
Section 3: Mental Freedom 492
■ Freedom of Conscience 492
■ Freedom of Religion 508
■ Freedom of Expression 521
■ Freedom of Assembly 556
■ Freedom of Association 574
■ Academic Freedom 577
■ Freedom of Art 579

Chapter 4: Fundamental Economic Rights 581
Section 1 Property Rights 581
Section 2 Freedom of Occupation 612

Chapter 5: Fundamental Political Rights 647
■ Right to vote 647
■ Right to hold public office 654

Chapter 6 Fundamental Rights of Claim 669
Section 1. Right to Petition 669
Section 2 Right to Request a Trial 680
Section 3 Claims for State Compensation 710
Section 4: Claim for Criminal Compensation 716
Section 5: Crime Victims' Right to Claim Relief 724

Chapter 7: Basic Social Rights 731
Section 1: The Right to a Humane Life 731
Section 2: Right to Education 746
Section 3: Right to Work 764
Section 4, Labor Rights 778
Section 5 Environmental Rights 788

Chapter 8: Basic Duties of Citizens 801

Includes past exam questions from the last 6 years!

1.
You can learn about the latest trends in police constitutional law through past exam questions from the past six years.

1) This book is composed mainly of the most recent questions by analyzing the constitutional questions from the police recruitment exam and various national examinations over the past six years.
2) We have prioritized the compilation of past questions from police-related exams, such as the police promotion exam and the police officer (superintendent) exam, which are expected to have a high degree of similarity in questions.

2.
Summary of key theories and precedents of the Police Constitution through detailed explanations while solving problems.

1) You can effectively study case law and laws while improving your problem-solving skills through past exam questions that reflect the latest case law and revised laws.
2) Detailed explanations for incorrect answers as well as correct answers are included, so you can organize the theory using only the past exam questions.

3.
Unit-by-unit structure allows for linked learning with the basic textbook.

It is organized by unit to enable linked learning with the basic textbook, so that you can easily understand and repeat learning according to the flow of the book.