Concurso Magistratura Nación study plan

Map the constitutional supremacy and control-of-constitutionality framework into a one-page schematic from memory

Draft a comparison table distinguishing diffuse vs. concentrated constitutional review and their procedural vehicles

Reconstruct, without notes, the hierarchy of sources in civil law and where constitutional norms sit

Solve 15 mixed constitutional/civil multiple-choice items and log every error with its cause

Explain aloud the structure of constitutional rights, their limits, and the tests used to evaluate restrictions

List the guarantees of due process and criminal legality and match each to a concrete hypothetical

Compare the constitutional constraints on criminal law (legality, proportionality, non-retroactivity) against the Penal Code's general part

Write 5 short-answer responses under a 10-minute timer each and self-grade against your outline

Diagram the civil obligations chain (sources, effects, extinction) and the procedural stages of a civil suit side by side

Identify where substantive civil rules determine procedural burdens (evidence, presumptions, burden of proof)

Draft a checklist linking each civil claim type to its competent court, procedure, and limitation period

Complete 20 mixed civil/procedural items and reclassify errors by substantive vs. procedural root cause

Reconstruct the general part of criminal law (imputation, guilt, participation, concursus) in a written outline from memory

Trace a criminal case from investigation through trial and appeal, naming each procedural act and its controlling rule

Contrast the roles and powers of the parties and the judge at each procedural stage

Complete a full mixed mock section (criminal + procedural) under time and score it

Integrate constitutional due-process standards into the procedural outline, flagging every point of contact

Write 10 case-application paragraphs that resolve a procedural problem using constitutional reasoning

Practice oral defense of two procedural rulings, arguing both sides in 5 minutes each

Review and consolidate all prior error logs into a prioritized weak-spot list

Outline administrative law principles (legality, procedure, administrative acts, remedies) and their judicial review

Map the interaction between administrative acts and private-law effects in regulated sectors

Solve 15 administrative items and 10 civil items, tagging each to a doctrinal category

Draft a short analytical note on a hypothetical administrative act and its available challenges

Outline the labor contract framework: formation, rights, termination, and protective principles

Identify the constitutional and criminal dimensions of labor relations (e.g., protected rights, sanctions for violations)

Compare labor and criminal liability for the same workplace conduct in a written hypothetical

Complete 20 mixed labor/criminal items and update the weak-spot list

Run two full-length timed simulations weighted by domain percentage and score both

Re-teach each weak-spot item from the consolidated list aloud without notes

Rewrite condensed one-page summaries for every domain from memory

Finalize a personal exam-day time-allocation and triage strategy