I was a complete beginner, but I passed the R4 Preliminary Examination in one and a half years after starting to study law, and then passed the R5 Judicial Examination on my first try (all A's, overall in the top 10-99). Moreover, I didn't attend any preparatory schools. The secret lies in creating this argumentation collection from scratch, memorizing it while making appropriate revisions, and being able to take the exams. Below, I will list the features of my argumentation collection. ○ Constitution 71 pages (60,599 words), Administrative Law 23 pages (21,888 words), Civil Law 95 pages (96,941 words), Company Law 81 pages (84,201 words), Civil Procedure Law 80 pages (87,139 words), Criminal Law 52 pages (55,929 words), Criminal Procedure Law 73 pages (79,406 words). 〇 In terms of the number of arguments, it amounts to hundreds or thousands across all subjects, and it's difficult to count. It covers all the arguments that may be tested on the Judicial Examination, Preliminary Examination, etc. 〇 Regarding the issue of the problem and its application, it covers the points that should be pointed out. 〇 The year of the Judicial Examination/Preliminary Examination in which the argument was tested is written, although not for all of them. 〇 Basically, it follows the prevailing theory and precedents, so as not to be penalized. However, regarding Company Law, for example, the applicability of "business," etc., arguments where the precedent is generally considered inappropriate, or arguments where the scope of the precedent has become unclear due to legal revisions, are written according to the majority view or the prevailing theory. 〇 It also corresponds to important precedents and the latest precedents. Civil Law fully corresponds to the revised law. In particular, since it is the argumentation of a recent Judicial Examination passer, I think it is possible to follow the latest arguments more than others. 〇 Company Law includes the commercial law field, Civil Law includes the family law field, and the Constitution includes the governance field. 〇 There are no arguments for practical basic subjects and the Law of Bills and Checks. 〇 The argumentation collection will be provided in Word format. It is more effective if you update it according to your own studies. PDF is also acceptable, but please let me know in that case. 〇 It is also possible to purchase only the argumentation for specific subjects. Please consult in the comment section. 〇 Unauthorized copying and resale are prohibited, so please understand. 〇 Please resolve any unclear points in advance through comments, etc., and consider carefully before purchasing.