1. Criminals sentenced to life imprisonment can only be paroled if they have actually served (B) or above. A. 15 years B. 10 years C. 12 years D. 20 years 2. Which of the following are newly added contents in the current constitution: (C) A. Right to equality B. Right to education C. Inviolability of personal dignity D. Migration Freedom

3. All rights of the People’s Republic of China belong to (A). A. People B. Communist Party of China 4. All people of the People’s Republic of China (B) are equal before the law. A. People B. Citizens 3. The "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Minors" was officially implemented in (C). A. January 1, 1991 B. September 4, 1991 C. January 1, 1992 D. November 1, 1999

4. According to different contents stipulated by law, they can be divided for (C). A. General law and special law B. Domestic law and international law C. Substantive law and procedural law D. Statutory law and customary law

5. Foreigners who infringe the interests of the Chinese state or Chinese citizens outside the territory of China are still Those who can be prosecuted in accordance with Chinese law but have been criminally punished in foreign countries (A). A. The punishment can be exempted or mitigated. B. The punishment should be exempted or mitigated. C. The punishment can be mitigated, mitigated or exempted. D. The punishment can be mitigated or mitigated. 6. my country’s current criminal law is (D). A. The Criminal Law of 1979 B. The Criminal Law of 1979 and subsequent separate criminal laws C. The Criminal Law of 1979 and subsequent subsidiary criminal regulations D. The revised Criminal Law of 1997

7. The basic principles of criminal law include ( ABC). A. The principle of legality of crime and punishment B. The principle of equality in the application of criminal law C. The principle of commensurate punishment with crime D. The principle of self-responsibility and opposition to implication 8. Free punishment includes (ABCD). A. Life imprisonment B. Fixed-term imprisonment C. Control D. Criminal detention

9. Which constitution was promulgated after the founding of the People's Republic of China? Which year was the current Constitution of our country promulgated? ? ?Part 4?, promulgated in 1982.

10 Administrative legal relations refer to administrative relations that are adjusted by administrative regulations and implemented by the compulsory power of the state. ╳

11. The principle of administration according to law and the principle of reasonable administration are the basic principles of administrative law. √

12. The administrative subject must be the bearer of administrative responsibilities. ╳

13. What is the police phone number? What is the fire alarm phone number? What is the medical emergency number? What is the traffic accident emergency phone number? They are: 110, 119, 120, 122.

14. The indispensable party in the administrative legal relationship is (C) A. Administrative agency B. Administrative counterparty C. Administrative subject D. Authorized organization 15. Party A and Party B signed a goods sales contract , Party A provides the goods to Party B. Later, with the consent of Party A, Party B transfers the rights and obligations in the contract to Party C. In this way, (D) of the legal relationship has changed.

A. Subject, object B. Content C. Object D. Subject

16 The immutable power of administrative actions means that administrative actions have (B) A. Public power B. Determination power C. Binding power D. Execution ability 17. Which of the following items does not belong to the dispatched agency established by the local people's government (D) A. Administrative office B. Street office C. District office D. Residents' committee

18. Basis of fault According to the provisions of the liability principle, the conditions that must be met to constitute a school's personal injury tort liability are (ABCD) A. The school's tortious behavior caused the fact of damage B. The school's behavior is illegal C. The school's behavior must have a causal relationship with the fact of damage D. The school Subjective fault

19. Li is a teacher and the rights he can exercise are (ABC) A. Participate in the democratic management of the school through the Faculty Representative Conference or other forms B. Participate in further training or other Method training C. Paid leave during winter and summer vacations D. Ordering students who do not comply with discipline in class to leave the classroom 20. The core of administrative law is norms (C) A. Administrative agencies B. Administrative counterparty C. Administrative power D. Administrative behavior

21. Which of the following is not an administrative legal act (D) A. Administrative legislation B. Administrative order C. Administrative ruling D. Administrative guidance

22. Constitution and ordinary The difference in law is reflected in: (ABC) A. In terms of content B. In terms of formulation and modification procedures C. In terms of legal effect D. In terms of form

23. The following correct expressions about the concept of civil servants in our country refer to (B ) A. Staff members who exercise administrative power and perform national official duties B. Staff members other than service personnel who exercise administrative power and perform national official duties in state administrative agencies at all levels C. Administrative agency staff members who are selected through public examinations D. Staff other than service personnel who exercise authority and perform state duties in various state agencies

24. In our country, the leadership system implemented by the People's Procuratorate is based on the principle of dual subordination. ╳8. The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress has the power to change or revoke administrative regulations that conflict with the Constitution and laws. √ 25. The 1954 Constitution was the first socialist constitution in New China. √ 26. The current constitution stipulates that if the National People's Congress election encounters extraordinary circumstances that prevent the election, it can be postponed with the approval of more than 1/2 of the members of the National People's Congress Standing Committee.

╳ 27. The main characteristics of the people’s democratic dictatorship are: (CD) A. Multi-party cooperation system under the leadership of the Communist Party B. People’s Congress system C. Patriotic united front D. Implementing democracy for the people and dictatorship for the enemy 28 ,, road traffic markings are divided into: (B)? A. Instruction markings and warning markings B. Indicative markings and prohibited markings

C. Instruction markings, warning markings and prohibition markings?

29. A country’s constitution generally stipulates the following: (ABCD) A. The nature of the country B. The organization and powers of the national institutions C. The state’s Basic national policy D. Rights and obligations of citizens

30. The highest legal effect of the constitution is reflected in: (ABC) A. The constitution is the basis for formulating ordinary laws B. Anything that violates the principles and spirit of the constitution All laws and regulations are invalid B. The Constitution is the highest code of conduct for all state organs, social groups and all citizens D. The Constitution is principled and has no specific applicability 31. Our country’s Constitution stipulates that the organs through which the people exercise state power are: (AC ) A. National People's Congress B. National People's Congress Standing Committee C. Local People's Congresses at all levels D. Local People's Congress Standing Committees at all levels

32. The People's Procuratorate is national: (B) A. Supervisory agency B. Legal supervision agency C. Legal procuratorial agency D. Disciplinary procuratorial agency 33. Our country has adopted the method of constitutional amendment to amend the current constitution since year (B): A. 1986 B. 1988 C. 1993 Year D. 1995 34. So far, our country has made (C) revisions to the current constitution: A.1 B.2 C.3 D.4 35. According to the provisions of the constitution, no one who has served for more than two consecutive terms shall : (ABC) A. Premier of the State Council, Vice Premier, State Councilor B. President, Vice Chairman C. President of the Supreme People’s Court, Procurator-General of the Supreme People’s Procuratorate D. Chairman of the Central Military Commission 31. Main characteristics of the organizational form of socialist state power What is it? Answer: (1) All rights in the country belong to the people; (2) The principle of democratic centralism is implemented; (3) The working class party is the ruling party of the country. 32. What is the People’s Congress system? Answer: It means that all rights in our country belong to the people; the people elect representatives on the basis of elections, and in accordance with the principle of democratic centralism, form the National People's Congress and local people's congresses at all levels and centrally and uniformly exercise state power; other state organs are controlled by the people It is a fundamental political system that is established by the National People's Congress, supervised by the People's Congress, accountable to the People's Congress, and ultimately realizes that the people are the masters of the country. 33. What is the fundamental political system of our country? Answer: The People’s Congress system. 36. Briefly describe the scope of the student's complaint. Answer: It means that when the educated’s legitimate rights and interests are infringed, in accordance with the provisions of the Education Law and other laws, the educated should file a complaint with the competent administrative agency and request a handling. Scope of appeal: 1. Those who are dissatisfied with the sanctions imposed by the school. 2. Infringe upon the legal personal and property rights of the school or teachers or staff. 3. Infringe the intellectual property rights of schools or teachers. 37. The legal departments in today’s world are mainly divided into (A). A. Continental law system and common law system B. Asia-Pacific law system and European and American law system C. Criminal law and civil law D. Statutory law system and case law system 38. The highest legal effect of the constitution is shown in: (ABC) A. The constitution is a general enactment Basis of law B. All laws and regulations that are contrary to the principles and spirit of the Constitution are invalid B. The Constitution is the highest code of conduct for all state agencies, social groups and all citizens D. The principle of the Constitution and no specific applicability 39. According to the provisions of the Constitution and laws, the validity of laws is higher than: (ACD) A. Administrative regulations B. Basic Law C. Local regulations D. Regulations

40. During the Western Han Dynasty in my country, it was proposed that "the intention is good but the violation is contrary to the law" Those who obey the law will be spared, and those who have evil intentions but comply with the law will be punished." The representative figures who adopt the "Spring and Autumn Period Judgment" are: (? C?)

A Liu Xiang? B Zhang Tang C Dong Zhongshu

41. The provisions of the scope of validity of my country’s criminal law are based on (A).

A. Territorial principle B. Personal principle C. Protection principle D. Universal principle

42. The executive agency of control is (B). A. People's court B. Public security agency C. Unit or grassroots organization D. Grassroots organization

29. The constitution of a country generally stipulates the following: (ABCD) A. The nature of the country B. The nature of the state institutions Organization and powers C. Basic national policy of the country D. Rights and obligations of citizens

30. The highest legal effect of the constitution is reflected in: (ABC) A. The constitution is the basis for formulating ordinary laws B. Anything related to Laws and regulations that are contrary to the principles and spirit of the Constitution are invalid B. The Constitution is the highest code of conduct for all state organs, social groups and all citizens D. The Constitution is principled and has no specific applicability 31. Our country’s Constitution stipulates that the people exercise state power The organ of power is: (AC) A. National People’s Congress B. National People’s Congress Standing Committee C. Local People’s Congresses at all levels D. Local People’s Congress Standing Committees at all levels

44. Administrative legal relations refer to Administrative relations adjusted by administrative regulations and enforced by state coercion. ╳

45. If a person who is over 14 years old but under 16 years old commits the crime of arson, he shall not bear criminal responsibility. (╳)

46. Administrative legislation is the act of state agencies formulating normative documents related to administrative management. ╳

47. Try to briefly describe the concept and characteristics of national civil servants.

National civil servants refer to the personnel appointed by the state in accordance with the law and serving in state administrative agencies at all levels to exercise administrative power and perform national official duties in accordance with the law; it has the following three characteristics: (1) National civil servants They are persons appointed through legal means and legal procedures; (2) National civil servants are persons serving in administrative agencies at all levels, excluding cadres of state-owned enterprises and public institutions, staff of social groups, and legislative and judicial organs (3) National civil servants refer to those who exercise administrative power and perform official duties in accordance with the law. National civil servants do not include workers of national administrative agencies

48. The indispensable party in administrative legal relations is (C) A. Administrative agency B. Administrative counterparty C. Administrative subject D. Authorized organization 49. Legal normative documents approved by the State Council and issued by the competent departments of the State Council belong to (A) A. Administrative regulations B. Laws C. Departmental regulations D. Other normative documents

50. The core of administrative law is Norms (C) A. Administrative agency B. Administrative counterpart C. Administrative power D. Administrative act

51. The subject of administrative legislation is (C) A. State agency B. State authority C. State Administrative agencies D. Central state agencies 51. The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress has the power to change or revoke administrative regulations that conflict with the Constitution and laws. √ 52. Among my country’s central state organs, the Central Military Commission is not subject to re-election and re-election. ╳ 53. Law is a norm that stipulates people's legal rights and obligations, and is a norm that is guaranteed by people's conscious compliance. (×)

54. The current constitution stipulates that if the National People’s Congress election encounters extraordinary circumstances that prevent the election, the election can be postponed with the approval of a majority of more than 1/2 of the members of the National People’s Congress Standing Committee. ╳ 55. All power of the People’s Republic of China belongs to all citizens. ╳

56. (Governing the country according to the constitution) is the core of ruling the country according to the law.

57. What are the basic obligations of citizens of the People’s Republic of China? Answer: The obligation to safeguard the unity of the country and the unity of all ethnic groups in the country; abide by the constitution and laws, keep state secrets, protect public property, observe labor discipline, observe public order, respect social morality; safeguard the security and honor of the motherland and interests; defend the motherland, perform military service and join militia organizations in accordance with the law; and pay taxes in accordance with the law. In addition, there are obligations to receive education and work.

58. Criminal law is the sum of legal norms that stipulate (crime and punishment).

59. Through what organs do our people exercise state power? Answer: The National People's Congress and local people's congresses at all levels

60. What is the fundamental political system of our country? Answer: The People’s Congress system. 61. Our country’s current constitution is Part (a) of the Constitution adopted by the National People’s Congress after the founding of the People’s Republic of China. A. 4 B. 1 C. 3 D. 2 62. The relative age of criminal responsibility stipulated in my country’s criminal law refers to (c). A. Over 14 years old but under 18 years old B. Over 16 years old but under 18 years old C. Over 14 years old but under 16 years old D. Under 14 years old 63. The characteristics of legal authority include: (ABCD). A. The supremacy of the law B. Universal enforceability C. Origin D. High prestige 64. Parents who do not allow their children to go to school are in violation of the (Compulsory Education Law of the People's Republic of China). 65. The guardian's obligations include (custody obligation) and (support obligation). 66. The "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Minors" stipulates: Schools should care for and care for students, and should (patiently educate and help students with shortcomings in character and learning difficulties, without discrimination). 67. In order to protect the physical and mental health of children, minors are prohibited from entering some public places, such as (commercial dance halls), (cabarets) and other places. 68． June 26 every year is International (Anti-Drug) Day.

69. The constituent elements of law are (ABC) A. Legal rules B. Legal principles C. Legal concepts D. Legal awareness 70. The status of the constitution (ABD) A. Any other law must comply with The basic principles and spirit of the Constitution, otherwise it will be invalid as unconstitutional B. The Constitution is the legislative basis for other laws C. The Constitution is the basis for judicial decisions D. The Constitution is the highest code of conduct for all state agencies, social groups and citizens 71. Citizens’ The characteristics of basic rights and obligations are (ABCD) A. The breadth of rights and obligations B. The reality of rights and obligations C. The equality of rights and obligations D. The consistency of rights and obligations 72. The basic principles of civil law are mainly Yes (ABCD) A. Principle of equality and voluntariness B. Principle of fairness C. Principle of integrity and law-abiding D. Principle of public order and good morals 73. The constituent elements of crime are (ABCD) A. The object of the crime B. The objective aspects of the crime C. The subject of the crime D. The subjective aspect of crime 74. The conditions for administrative subjects are (ABCD) A. It is a certain state agency and social organization B. It is an organization that possesses national administrative power in accordance with the law C. It can carry out administrative activities in its own name D. It can independently bear the legal responsibility Consequence 7.5. Li is a teacher and the rights he can exercise are (ABC) A. Participate in the democratic management of the school through the faculty representative conference or other forms B. Participate in further education or other training

C. Paid vacation during winter and summer vacations D. Ordering students who do not comply with discipline in class to leave the classroom 76. Legal restrictions on the power of schools in the compulsory education stage (AB) A. No tuition fees are allowed B. Students are not allowed to be expelled C. Boarding students are not allowed to be charged for accommodation Fees D. Students are not allowed to charge for meals in the school cafeteria. 77. Administrative behavior can be divided into (CD) based on the different objects of the behavior. A. Internal administrative behavior B. External administrative behavior C. Abstract administrative behavior D. Specific administrative behavior 78 , The main forms of educational administrative law enforcement are (ABCD) A. Educational administrative permission B. Educational administrative penalty C. Educational administrative enforcement measures D. Educational administrative enforcement 79. my country’s current school education system is (ABCD) A. Preschool Education B. Primary education C. Secondary education D. Higher education 80. The basic conditions that must be met to establish schools and other educational institutions are (ABCD) A. Have an organizational structure and charter B. Have qualified teachers C. Have compliance with prescribed standards Teaching venues, facilities, equipment, etc. D. Have necessary school funds and stable funding sources 81. The evaluation of teachers should be objective, fair and accurate, and fully listen to opinions from all aspects, including opinions from the following people (ABC) A. The teacher himself B. Other teachers C. Students D. Parents of students 82. The objects of patent rights include (ACD) A. Inventions B. Scientific discoveries C. Utility models D. Appearance designs 83. The types of legal sanctions include (BCD) A. Economic sanctions B. Civil sanctions C. Criminal sanctions D. Administrative sanctions 84. Real rights have (ABC) A. Priority effect B. Exclusive effect C. Retroactive effect D. Legal effect 85. Which of the following persons Obligation for school-age children and teenagers to accept and complete compulsory education for the prescribed number of years (ABC) A. Parents B. Other guardians C. Relevant organizations D. Relevant individuals 86. Which of the following statements about compulsory education is correct (ABCD) A .Compulsory education, under the leadership of the State Council, is subject to local responsibility and hierarchical management. B. Local people's governments at all levels must create conditions to enable school-age children and teenagers to enter school and receive compulsory education. C. No organization or individual may embezzle, deduct, or misappropriate compulsory education. Funds D. The state sets up scholarships to help poor students go to school 87. The principles that should be followed when protecting minors are (ABCD) A. Protect the legitimate rights and interests of minors B. Respect the personal dignity of minors C. Adapt to the future Characteristics of adult physical and mental development D. Combination of education and protection 88.

In order to prevent minors from committing crimes, parents or other guardians and schools of minors should educate minors about the bad behaviors they must not engage in (ABCD) A. Carrying controlled knives B. Forcibly asking for property from others C. Stealing or deliberately damaging property D. Participating in gambling or disguised gambling 89. The circumstances under which schools can fire teachers are (ACD) A. Deliberately failing to complete educational and teaching tasks and causing losses to education and teaching work B. Unable to unite with colleagues, and other teachers are unwilling to have sex with them C. Punishing students corporally and not changing them after education D. Having bad conduct, insulting students and having a bad influence 90. According to the principle of fault liability, the conditions that must be met to constitute tort liability for personal injury in schools are (ABCD) A. The school's infringement caused the fact of damage B. The school's behavior was illegal C. The school's behavior must have a causal relationship with the fact of damage D. The school was subjectively at fault 91. Case analysis question 1. Between March and April 2001, City A Chen, a contractor of Daqiao Pharmacy, purchased a batch of Weiwei Pills with the "Chinese Super League" trademark from an individual store in Dadi Town Market of this city. After being shipped to City B, Daqiao Pharmacy wholesaled them to six shopping malls and shopping malls in City B. pharmaceutical companies. After the above-mentioned unit purchased the "Zhongchao" brand Yangwei Pills, they immediately carried out transportation, wholesale and retail, resulting in 20 pharmacies in City B distributing this batch of Yangwei Pills. During the sales process, City B Pharmaceutical Production and Supply Corporation learned that consumers reported that the Wei Yangwei Pills did not have a strong medicinal taste. In June of the same year, they sent quality inspectors to conduct an inspection and confirmed that the quality of the "Chinese Super League" brand Yangwei Pills was indeed poor. Notify the relevant departments to stop sales and return goods as soon as possible. On September 6, 2001, the registered trademark of Yangwei Pills was exclusively owned by a traditional Chinese medicine pharmaceutical factory. They complained to the Industry and Commerce Bureau of City A and the Municipal Health Bureau respectively, requesting that the case of counterfeit Yangwei Pills sold by market information pharmaceutical units be investigated and dealt with according to law. On October 10, 2001, the Municipal Administration for Industry and Commerce made the following self-care decisions on this case in accordance with the Drug Administration Law: (1) Destroy all 430 boxes of counterfeit Yangwei Pills that have been sealed in Daqiao Pharmacy; (2) Destroy the consumer All returns of the drugstores were destroyed; (3) The illegal profits of Daqiao Pharmacy and 20 other pharmacies were confiscated and each was fined 2,000 yuan. Question: ① Which agency has jurisdiction over this punishment case? ② Is the penalty decision made by the Industrial and Commercial Bureau legal? Why? ③ If the Municipal Health Bureau also punishes this case in accordance with the "Drug Administration Law", does it violate the principle of "no penalty again"? Why? ④ After investigation, the Municipal Industry and Commerce Bureau made the above-mentioned penalty decision through a simplified procedure; when making the penalty decision, it was originally planned to impose a fine of 1,500 yuan, but because Daqiao Pharmacy continued to make arguments, it was later decided to impose a fine of 2,000 yuan. From a procedural point of view, is the above approach of the Municipal Industry and Commerce Bureau legal? Why? Answer: (1) The Municipal Health Bureau has jurisdiction. (2) Illegal. . Because the Municipal Industry and Commerce Bureau exceeded its decision-making authority, the penalty decision was ultra vires. (3) It violates the principle of "no punishment for any crime". Because for the same illegal act, different administrative agencies shall not impose repeated penalties based on the same legal basis. (4) There are two illegalities: ① The summary procedure should not be applied: ② The penalty shall not be increased due to the parties’ defense.

92. Facts of the case: In the late 1970s, Zhao Zhiqiang from City A in a northern province relied on his technical ability to lead more than 20 educated youths to establish a health care pharmaceutical factory. The factory was founded by Zhao Zhiqiang personally, and the approval process for building the factory prevented production from running normally. However, due to various reasons, the factory changed the supervisory affiliation many times and experienced several "mother-in-laws". In 1997, after the 15th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, factory director Zhao Zhiqiang proposed to the competent authorities to define the property rights of the factory. After the workers of the factory learned of the news, they held a workers' congress to remove Zhao Zhiqiang from his position as factory director. The famous local "fight for the factory incident" occurred. The dismissed factory director Zhao Zhiqiang ran around, calling for injustice. Soon after, the city's Xiangfang District Procuratorate detained Zhao Zhiqiang for questioning in June 1998 on suspicion of economic crimes, and the definition of property rights was put on hold. If property rights cannot be defined, the nature of the property rights of a pharmaceutical company cannot be defined, and it is impossible to determine whether Zhao Zhiqiang is corrupt. Zhao Zhiqiang was released on bail pending trial after being detained for 100 days. In August 1999, 74-year-old Zhao Zhiqiang died of illness. At the time of his death, his bail pending trial was not lifted.

It is understood that a court official believes that this case should not be heard by the court but should be handled by the asset management department. Question: What issues in the Constitution have been raised by this case, and how do you think they should be handled or interpreted? 92. Case questions 1. This case involves the legal definition and protection of citizens’ private property rights and state-owned assets. The issue of property rights is fundamentally a constitutional issue and a core issue of the Constitution. Since the reform that began in 1978, especially the development of market economy, China is facing a very urgent problem, that is, the protection of private property and private property rights. Therefore, the relationship between the Constitution and private property has been put on the important agenda, and the protection of private property and private property rights is the central issue in amending the Constitution. 2． The 1982 Constitution and the three constitutional amendments in the 1990s all focused on property, fully reflecting the inherent interactive relationship between the development of the Constitution and property rights. 82 The Constitution stipulates the "protection of the legitimate rights of individual economies." In particular, Article 13 of the Constitution shows that the Constitution has clear provisions on the protection of private property; the 1988 amendment to the Constitution stipulates that land use rights can be leased or transferred for a fee. For the first time, private property rights in land were partially recognized; the 1999 constitutional amendment clearly stipulated that "the non-public economy is an important part of the socialist market economy" and stipulated that "the state protects the legitimate rights and interests of individual and private economies." The above-mentioned provisions of the Constitution on the protection of private property are not only the need to develop a market economy, but also include the actual property rights issues reflected in this case. The Constitution's provisions on property rights relations reflect the development process of the Constitution from one aspect. 3. This case is not an alleged economic crime, but a property rights issue. The problem should have been solved through the ownership of property rights. However, because there were no legal provisions at the time, it was difficult for the court to accept the case, and it was difficult for the property rights management agencies to administer according to law. In addition, some prosecutorial agencies Human mistakes caused the injustice suffered by Zhao Zhiqiang, and he could not correct it even in his death. The lesson is rather profound. 4. From the perspective of the Constitution and relevant legal provisions, Zhao should be the owner of the property of the pharmaceutical factory, which should be the prerequisite for the legal relationship in handling this case. Secondly, Zhao's relationship with more than 20 educated youths and Zhao or the factory's relationship with the supervisory unit (i.e. "mother-in-law"). These two relationships cannot determine Zhao's property ownership of the factory in any way, let alone confuse regulating property rights relations with economic crimes. Today's analysis of this case focuses on redressing grievances, learning lessons, improving the property rights law system, truly recognizing and protecting the property rights and property ownership of individual private economic owners, so as to adapt to promote the development of market economy, protect human rights (including property rights) and build a country ruled by law. requirements.

93. When Wu passed through the customs in place A, he was detained for 24 hours by the customs in place A for violating the relevant provisions of the customs law and being suspected of smuggling. Wu was released from personal detention by the customs and returned to his residence in City B. Wu refused to accept the personal detention by the customs in A and wanted to sue the People's Court. Question: ①Wu wants to apply for reconsideration of the customs behavior first. To which agency should he apply for reconsideration? ② If the review authority upholds the original specific administrative action and decides to file a lawsuit, how to determine the geographical jurisdiction of the case? ③If the original specific administrative act is upheld by the reconsideration authority, and the People's Court confirms that the act is illegal, can it file a claim for state compensation for the act? Who is the agency responsible for compensation? Answer (1) Apply for reconsideration to the superior competent authority of the customs in place A. (2) The location of the customs in place A, the place of Wu’s household registration, city B where Wu is domiciled, and the people’s court of the place where his freedom of life is restricted all have jurisdiction. (3) Wu has the right to demand compensation from the state, and the agency responsible for compensation should be place A. customs.