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1.     The current legal system of Vietnam is

•    Common Law

• civil law with modifications from Marxist-Leninist ideology

• a.      Feudal legal system

• a.      Civil law with modifications from the French legal system

1.     The legal system of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam has significantly changed since

• a.      The Introduction of WTO

• a.      International cooperation

• a.      Reunification in 1975

• a.      Introduction of Doimoi (renovation) in 1986

1.     The legal system of Vietnam was formed gradually

• a.      under the leadership of the Communist Party and the democratic centralism principle.

• a.      under the principle of socialist legality and democratic decentralism

• a.      under the democratic centralism principle

1.     Vietnamese law

• a.      complete the Party’s policies

• a.      cannot conflict with the Party’s policies

• a.      is different from the Party’s policies

1.     With international cooperation, the legal system in Vietnam

• a.      has some new features

• b.     is not different from the period of centrally planned economy

• c.      has completely changed

1.     The principle of the State of Vietnam is

• a.      Democratic decentralism

• b.     Centralism and decentralism

• a.      Democratic centralism

1.     The National Assembly of the Republic Socialist of Vietnam

• a.      is the highest representative organ of people

• a.      is the highest representative organ of government

• b.     is the highest representative organ of the nation

1.     The law provides a INFORMAL means for resolving disputes

• a.      True

• b.     False

1.     Public Law includes

                                         

• a.       Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, and Civil Law                                                             

• b.      Property Law, Administrative Law, Civil Law                                                             

• c.      Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Business Law                                                             

• Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Criminal Law                    

1.     Private Law includes

                                            

• a.      Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, and Civil Law                                                             

• b.      Property Law, Administrative Law, Civil Law                                                             

               

• c.      Law of Contract, Law of Property, Family Law…

• d.     Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Criminal Law