Thank you for your hard work on the July 6th judicial scrivener exam. For those already gearing up for next year, I am offering a problem set from TAC. This is a problem set available only to students enrolled in the 2024 "Advanced Comprehensive Course" taught by Instructor Himeno of TAC, a leading figure in the judicial scrivener exam world. I will describe the contents of this offering below. * This is a question-and-answer format problem set (not a five-choice multiple-choice format). * It consists of booklets for the Constitution, Criminal Law, Civil Execution Law, Provisional Remedies Law, Deposit Law, and Judicial Scrivener Law. There are a total of 5 booklets. → Among the minor subjects, "Civil Procedure Law" is not included. Please be careful when purchasing. * This is not for sale and is only available to those who take TAC courses. * It is said to include not only past questions but also questions on so-called unreleased topics (according to the TAC website). * Except for Criminal Law, the items are unused, and I believe there are no markings (※). ※ Because I was using problem sets from other companies, I don't think there are any markings, but there may be pages with markings by some chance. Please understand this beforehand. 【Details on the condition of markings, etc.】 * Criminal Law: Has markings (Problem part: Many pages have X's and triangles written in pencil on the left. Answer part: 1 marking, 2 yellow highlighter marks). In addition, the booklet itself has a slight used feel. * Other subjects: I have confirmed that there are no markings (but I apologize if I missed something...). The biggest difference between commercially available books and the problem set offered is whether it includes unreleased topics. In particular, in the 2025 Commercial Registration Law, there were zero questions that could be answered using only past questions, and it has become an exam where you cannot pass unless you also use problem sets that include these unreleased topics. Please note again that "Civil Procedure Law" is not included among the minor subjects. For those who have started preparing for next year's judicial scrivener exam, please consider this positively.