Criminal Law
·1.
The Sin of Murder 3
·2.
Crimes of assault and battery 13
·3.
Negligent homicide, Article 35
·4.
The Sin of Abortion 51
·5.
Sins of Abandonment and Abuse 55
·6.
Crime of Intimidation 64
·7.
The Sin of Coercion 77
·8.
Crime of Arrest and Imprisonment 83
·9.
Crimes of kidnapping and human trafficking 90
·10.
100 Crimes of Rape and Assault
·11.
Sins against Honor 142
·12.
Crime 186 concerning credit business auctions
·13.
Crime of Breach of Confidentiality 219
·14.
Crime of Trespassing 221
·15.
Basic Concepts of Property Crimes 241
·16.
Theft 276
·17.
The Sin of Robbery 300
·18.
Fraud 330
·19.
Crime of Extortion 397
·20.
Embezzlement 406
·21.
Crime of Breach of Trust 462
·22.
The crime of stealing 516
·23.
Sin of Destruction 535
·24.
Crime of Obstructing the Exercise of Rights 546
·25.
Crime against public security 569
·26.
Offences concerning explosives 576
·27.
The crime of arson and misfire 578
·28.
591 Sins Concerning Work and Repair
·29.
Crime of obstructing traffic 592
·30.
Crimes concerning currency 600
·31.
Crimes concerning securities stamps
605
·32.
Crimes concerning documents 615
·33.
Sin concerning the seal 684
·34.
Sin concerning drinking water 688
·35.
Crimes Concerning Opium 690
·36.
Crimes related to sexual morals 692
·37.
Offences concerning gambling and lottery 698
·38.
Sins Concerning Faith 705
·39.
The Sin of Rebellion 709
·40.
Foreign Exchange Sin 712
·41.
Crimes against the National Flag 715
·42.
Crimes against State Religion 716
·43.
Crimes related to public officials' duties 718
·44.
Crime 786 concerning obstruction of official duties
·45.
Crimes of Escape and Concealment of the Criminal 825
·46.
Crimes of Perjury and Destruction of Evidence 841
·47.
Sin of Innocent 863

[introduction]
About the “1000 Key Questions” for 2026

1.
Correction, supplementation, and systematization of fingerprints and commentary
In the 2026 edition, some "passages" and "commentaries" have been revised and supplemented with more accurate and clear sentences. Furthermore, passages on the same topic, previously scattered across multiple questions, have been consolidated into a single question, facilitating more systematic learning.

2.
Added the latest past exam questions
The 2026 edition reflects the content of previous exam questions administered by the Bar Examination, Police, Prosecutors' Office, and Courts up to July 2025 (24-year police officer 2nd round, career recruitment, 7th grade prosecutor, Coast Guard officer, police academy transfer, lawyer, Coast Guard promotion, police promotion, 25-year police officer 1st round, 9th grade prosecutor, 9th grade court, Coast Guard police officer? Department, Criminal Law Ability Evaluation, Police Superintendent open recruitment).
I think that the accuracy rate has also been greatly improved by making the gaps more densely filled.

3.
Add the latest case law
By adding the latest case law that has not yet been tested but is highly likely to be tested (reflecting case law up to July 2025), we have been able to completely supplement any loopholes or blind spots that may arise when studying only with past exam questions.
Among the latest case laws over the past five years, the cases with a particularly high possibility of being tested are marked as [25 Latest Case Laws] so that they can be used in the final organization.
The latest case law added to the 2025 edition was confirmed to have been mostly accurate in the exams administered in the latter half of 2024 and 2025.

In any exam where the competition rate exceeds 10:1, a learning attitude that strives for perfection rather than moderate study is necessary.

I hope that you will make good use of this book and achieve victory by wearing the laurel wreath.
2025.
8. 1.
Shin Ho-jin