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Formative Evaluation of Family and Juvenile Courts in Viet Nam

06/08/2024 by NHQuang&Associates

This study focuses on evaluating the establishment and operations of F&JCs – a specialized institution to strengthen justice for minors within the current legal framework through the criteria of relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, and scalability/sustainability, highlighting achievements and barriers, and proposes ways to further promote F&JCs as part of broader legal and judicial reform in Viet Nam.

Comments on the Law on Court-annexed mediation and dialogue 2020

30/09/2020 by Vu Thi Dieu Thao

In order to provide individuals and organizations an additional option for dispute resolution method, the National Assembly passed the Law on Court-annexed mediation and dialogue on June 16, 2020. The Law shall officially come into effect on January 1, 2021.

The Aspiration of Enterprises Towards Courts’ Activities in Enforcing Contracts

01/10/2018

The report applies the methodology of the World Bank’s Doing Business report, analyzing court operations from the perspective of businesses in relation to contract enforcement. It identifies several shortcomings that need to be addressed in order to make court operations more effective and business-friendly, thereby contributing to Viet Nam’s economic development.

Independence, Impartiality and Integrity of the Judiciary in Vietnam

09/01/2018 by Pip Nicholson

Independence, Impartiality and Integrity of the Judiciary in Vietnam is a collaborative research project between Professor Pip Nicholson and Lawyer Nguyen Hung Quang. The research finds that judicial independence in Vietnam differs from the concept as understood in Western judicial systems. However, the authors also observe signs that the Vietnamese State is seeking opportunities to improve the integrity, transparency, operational capacity of the judiciary, and the protection of citizens’ rights.

Report on the survey of The reality of local court governance in Vietnam

04/11/2014

This study aimed to examine the internal functional and task-based relationships within the court system and within individual court units, in line with the goals of judicial reform.

Slide: Administrative reform in courts – Proposal for amendment of Law on People’s Court Organization

07/10/2013

Relationships at work within the court between the “one-stop” (judicial administration) with specialized parts, specialized courts should be established clearly. There are necessarily specialized staff with experience in the “one stop shop”. The “one stop shop” may increase the time pressure on the judges to handle the cases. The “one stop shop” may be a “filter” to limit the new cases.