If you are interested in legal issues in current society, it is recommended to read some notes or commentaries by lawyers. For example, "Defense on the Edge of the Cliff" is a book in which lawyers write about their own experiences. There are many cases that everyone is interested in. ; There are also legal essays such as "The Rain in the West Window", which are suitable for reading as short essays, and each article is relatively short. All best-selling books in bookstores are sold.

If you are interested in the subject of law, an introductory book to understand law is "Ladder of Law", which is a world-recognized introductory book to law. But this book is thick, very thick. Moreover, there are many professional terms, which may not be easy to read. It is recommended to take a look at "Looking for the Power of the Rule of Law: Appreciation of Legal Proverbs", which is mainly about legal proverbs, and then explains each proverb together. It is a bit like reading famous quotes. Those inspiring famous sayings are worth understanding and reciting.

The theoretical legal reading, which can also be said to be a popular science reading, is Montesquieu's "The Spirit of the Laws". This is a must-read for all law students, as well as for non-law majors. It is very worth watching. It is a world classic and must be seen.

If you are interested in legal theory, such as fairness, democracy, freedom, etc., and are interested in thinking, I suggest you read "Political Thinking: Some Permanent Issues", which is quite interesting and inspiring. .

If you are interested in the laws of a certain department, you can read some non-textbook books on the laws of each department. Especially if you are interested in amateur studies, you may prefer to read cases. The bookstore has many books on criminal cases and civil cases that you can take a look at. Especially some popular science bestsellers such as "The Major Cases of America in the 20th Century" are not boring to read and are more interesting.

Of course, if you want to understand the legal provisions so as to understand the law or deal with some common legal issues in life, read the "General Principles of Civil Law", "Criminal Law", "Labor Law", "Marriage Law", etc. That’s enough, enough to handle simple legal disputes for some people around me.

In addition, science students may be interested in reasoning and investigation. As extracurricular reading, they can read books on forensic medicine and investigation. Of course, if you have enough spare time, you can study "Formal Logic". It is definitely easy for science students to learn this, but it is a compulsory basic course for law majors. Logical reasoning is still very interesting, and the civil service examination also has this aspect. , so there’s no harm in watching it.

Finally, I suggest you watch more legal education programs and professional posts and blogs posted by some Tianya lawyers, all of which discuss current hot issues~

I can think of so much for now, I hope Helpful for you~