I work in the court, but I have no formal background. I want to teach myself the law systematically. I passed the judicial examination. Please recommend some books. Thank you. Answer it seriously.

I have passed all the exams, which means there is no problem with my basic skills.

As a judge, it is important to have legal thinking and know how to handle cases according to the situation. First of all, I recommend Posner's How to Treat Judges. This book is an analysis of judges' behavior, which is universal. Its questions and analysis suggestions are also applicable in China, mainly about how judges behave, why they behave like this, what consequences their actions may have, and which intellectual tools are most suitable for analyzing these problems. Although it is about American justice, there are still some lessons to be learned, but this book is abstruse and seems to be difficult.

If you are a civil judge, I recommend you to read the following books: 1. The civil law theory and case study written by Judge Wang Zejian, 1 * * * is eight books. Those who study law should know that the civil law in Taiwan Province Province is more perfect than that in Chinese mainland, so this set of books is very helpful for studying civil law and handling cases; Second, the relevant textbooks of contract law, property law and tort law are worth studying, which can deepen their own foundation and it will not be too difficult to handle cases; Third, the Supreme Court case selection, many cases can be used for reference, handling cases will be very time-saving.

I'm a civil judge. I'm not sure about other categories, but I'm sure you'll find what kind of books you need to read in the process of handling cases.

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