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The Constitution of JapanⅠ

 YAKU, Hitoshi
  Elective  2 credits
【Regional Economics･1st semester】
17-1-0711-3201

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Outline
Important points will be explained for every item in the Constitution focusing on the articles and the judicial precedents of the Constitution.
In this course, the first half of the Constitution (Article 1 to 40) will be explained.
The second half of the Constitution (Article 41 to 99) will be explained in Culture for public employees Ⅳ.
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Objectives
All public officials have the obligation to respect and uphold the Constitution of Japan (Article 99), so understanding exactly what the Constitution means is a basic premise of executing official duties.
In addition, in the civil service examination, Constitution-related questions are set both in the special examination and in the general culture examination (about politics and economics).
In the background of these circumstances, in this course, we aim to be able to master the fundamentals and precise knowledge about the Constitution that the students can sufficiently prepare to the civil service examination.
１．
Outline
Important points will be explained for every item in the Constitution focusing on the articles and the judicial precedents of the Constitution.
In this course, the first half of the Constitution (Article 1 to 40) will be explained.
The second half of the Constitution (Article 41 to 99) will be explained in Culture for public employees Ⅳ.
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Objectives
All public officials have the obligation to respect and uphold the Constitution of Japan (Article 99), so understanding exactly what the Constitution means is a basic premise of executing official duties.
In addition, in the civil service examination, Constitution-related questions are set both in the special examination and in the general culture examination (about politics and economics).
In the background of these circumstances, in this course, we aim to be able to master the fundamentals and precise knowledge about the Constitution that the students can sufficiently prepare to the civil service examination.
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