PART 01 Criminal Policy
01 General Criminal Policy (including crime statistics and gender)
02 The Development and History of Criminal Policy (Classicism and Positivism)
03 Cause of Crime
04 Psychological Causes of Crime
05 Criminological Sociology and Sociological Theory of the Causes of Crime
06 Restorative Justice
07 Crime Prevention and Prevention Measures
08 Crime Prediction
09 Victim Studies and Crime Victim Compensation System
10 diversions
11 Punishment
12 Security Disposition Theory
13 Juvenile crime and countermeasures (juvenile protection and juvenile law, etc.)
14 Traditional crimes (murder, domestic violence, juvenile delinquency, drug crimes, etc.)
15 Types of Special Crimes (Organized Crime, White-Collar Crime, Cybercrime, etc.)
16 Female Crimes

PART 02 Orthodontics
01 Understanding Orthodontics
02 Corrective Treatment Model
03 History of Correction
04 Correctional facilities and the status of inmates
05 Classification Review
06 Treatment within the facility I·II
07 External Transportation
08 Punishment
09 Correctional work and vocational training
10 Treatment of pretrial detainees
11 Rest
12 Intermediate treatment and intermediate punishment
13 Parole
14 Termination of treatment within the facility
15 Privatization of correctional facilities and private prisons
16 Major Cases

PART 03 APPENDIX
01 Prisoner
02 Main Committees
03 Other Committees
04 Delegation Regulations
05 Key Numbers

preface

Efficiency in exam preparation is always the most important part.

My goal is to minimize the scope of students' studies and encourage repetitive learning.

As the scope of learning expands, memorization through repetition becomes impossible, which can ultimately lengthen the exam period.


The Nuclear Weapons Test reflects the latest revised laws and regulations along with the 7th and 9th grade exam questions from the past 17 years.
We've included concise explanations to help test takers learn quickly and easily.

And in the criminal policy section, the protection position & 7th grade correctional position are marked as in-depth texts, and the 9th grade correctional position is marked as important so that you can memorize it first.

I tried to keep the amount as short as possible, and if you are short on time, it is also a good idea to organize it through lectures.

I sincerely hope that this book will help you pass the exam.