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Vietnam's Continuing Legal Reform: Gaining Control over the Courts


Brian J. M. Quinn


BC Law School


Asian-Pacific Law & Policy Journal, Vol. 4, No. 2, 2003
Stanford Public Law Working Paper No. 886368

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While legal reform has been an integral part of Vietnam's economic reform program since the start, the story of Vietnam's most recent effort at reform of the courts and the prosecutors office begins with the Nam Cam scandal which reached high into the ranks of the public prosecutor's office, the police and the courts. The public reaction to the corruption scandal created the political impetus to quickly push the next step of reforms. The most recent reforms seek to centralize the administration and management of the courts, reign in the power of the prosecutors and police and create accountability within the legal system. This paper outlines those reforms and highlights some of the outstanding issues related to future further reform efforts.

Number of Pages in PDF File: 39

Keywords: Legal reform, transition, Vietnam

JEL Classification: K49, O17, P30

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Date posted: June 22, 2007  

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Quinn, Brian J. M., Vietnam's Continuing Legal Reform: Gaining Control over the Courts. Asian-Pacific Law & Policy Journal, Vol. 4, No. 2, 2003; Stanford Public Law Working Paper No. 886368. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=886368

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