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1. The current legal system of Vietnam is
a. Common Law
a. Feudal legal system
a. Civil law with modifications from the French legal system
a. Civil law with modifications from Marxist-Leninist ideology
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 principle of socialist legality and democratic decentralism
a. under the democratic centralism principle
a. under the leadership of the Communist Party and the democratic centralism principle.
1. Vietnamese law
a. complete the Party’s policies
a. is different from the Party’s policies
a. cannot conflict with the Party’s policies
1. With international cooperation, the legal system in Vietnam
a. has some new features
a. is not different from the period of centrally planned economy
a. has completely changed
1. The principle of the State of Vietnam is
a. Democratic decentralism
a. 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
a. is the highest representative organ of the nation
1. The President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam
a. is elected by National Assembly for a term of 5 years
a. is elected by Government for a term of 5 years
is elected by regional governments
1. People’s Council
a. is the highest organ of State Power
a. is the local organ of State Power
a. is not an organ of State Power
1. People’s Committee
a. is a local executive body
a. is a local legislative body
a. is a central executive body
1. What is a Constitution?
a. The fundamental law, written or unwritten, of a State
a. An important organization of a State
a. The power of a Nation.
Fundamental rights of the people are protected by the Constitution
true
fall
1. All laws incompatible with the Constitution are invalid
true
fall
In Vietnam, the 2013 Constitution reflects
a. New development policies and goals set up in CPV’s Political Program
a. Stable policies and goals set up in CPV’s political Program
a. A difficult period of Vietnamese reform
1. In Vietnam, the 1992 Constitution, amended in 2013
a. emphasizes ensuring human rights and citizen rights
a. determines human rights and citizen rights
a. modify human rights and citizen rights
1. The Vietnamese economy is a socialist-oriented market economy in which
a. The State still plays a key role
a. The private economic sector plays the leading role
a. The state economic sector will disappear
1. The Vietnamese political system is constituted by
a. The Communist Party, the legislative body, the executive body, and the Judiciary.
a. The Communist Party, the legislative body, the executive body, the government departments
a. The government departments, the legislative body, the executive body, and the Judiciary.
1. According to the Patriarchal Theory the origin of the State evolves from the enlargement of
a. Social group
a. Family under the authority of the parents
a. Army
a. Company
1. According to the Natural Theory the origin of the State evolves from the enlargement of
a. Social group
a. Family under the authority of the parents
a. Army
a. Company
1. According to the Force Theory, States are created through
a. Social group activities
a. Families under the authority of the parents
a. Constant wars and invasions
Companies
1. According to the Social Contract Theory, States are created by
a. Social group activities
a. Families under the authority of the parents
a. Wars and invasions
a. People who organize a new government with common interest
1. According to the Divine Theory, States are created by
a. Social groups
a. Family under the authority of the parents
a. God
a. Company
1. According to the Marxist Theory, the system of private property
a. Destroys social group
a. Is dangerous
Create army
a. is a potential cause of the rise of state
1. Feudal state is
a. Based on the holding of land in fief or fee
Based on the social contracts
a. Based on democracy
a. Based on the development of commerce
1. In an absolute monarchy
a. The monarch rules with the constitution and legally organized opposition
The monarch rules without the constitution or legally organized opposition
a. The monarch rules with an alliance of the working class
a. The monarch rules with charity
1. A constitutional monarchy is a system of government in which
a. A president is guided by a constitution
A monarch is guided by a constitution
a. A monarch rule with an alliance of the working class
a. A monarch rule with charity
1. A democracy is a government in which power and civic responsibility are exercised by
A monarch who rules with charity
a. A dominating class
a. A ruler
a. All adult citizens, directly or through their freely elected representative
1. With a Presidential government
a. The head of Government leads the legislative organ
a. The head of Government doesn’t lead the executive organ
a. The head of Government is also the head of State
The head of State is also the head of the legislature
1. Law is connected to the ideology
true
fall
1. Law refers to a system of political ideas
true
fall
1. Law and politics are separable
true
fall
1. Mode of production doesn’t have relationships with law
true
false
1. Law is used to maintain the existing mode of production
true
false
Administrative justice relates to the law, procedures, and systems that individual members of society can use to challenge decisions
true
false
1. Purposes and Functions of Law
Establishing standards, Maintaining relationships, Resolving disputes,
a. Protecting conflicts.
a. Establishing relationships, Maintaining order, Resolving disputes, Protecting
Liberties and rights.
a. Establishing standards, Maintaining order, Resolving disputes, Protecting liberties and rights.
The law will protect humans from
a. Justice system
a. Other people who want to harm mankind
Groups fighting for specific rights
1. The law
Promote the common good
a. Promote special organizations
a. Promote special social groups
1. In case of resolving the dispute, the law provides
Support for divorce
Support for divorce
Support to people who cannot agree with another person
1. The law is a guidepost for minimally acceptable behavior in society
true
false
1. The law provides order consistent with society’s guidelines.
true
false
1. The law provides a INFORMAL means for resolving disputes
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1. Public Law includes
Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, and Civil Law
Property Law, Administrative Law, Civil Law
a. Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Business Law
a. Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Criminal Law
Private Law includes
Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, and Civil Law
Property Law, Administrative Law, Civil Law
a. Law of Contract, Law of Property, Family Law…
a. Law of Contract, Law of Property, Family Law…
1. According to the Vietnamese legislators,
a. Law is a stable and unified system
a. Law is a system of customs
a. Law possesses multiple normative characters
a. Law is a system of social contracts
1. The content of Law
a. May be expressed freely.
a. Should be written in legal language.
a. Should be written in various manners.
a. May be modified freely.
1. Vietnamese Law
a. Is supported by state coercion
a. Applies to a specific part of the country
a. Is an unstable and diversified system
a. Is a system of relations
1. In Vietnam, Customary rules
Are the first choice for dispute settlements in minority ethnic communities
a. Are disregarded by the legislators.
a. Are a unified system.
a. Dominate all social relations.
1. In Vietnam the State tends to
a. Abolish Customary Law.
a. Recognize all Customary Rules.
a. Harmonize Customary Law with State law.
a. Apply Customary Law only for family relationships.
1. In Common law
a. Judicial cases are the most important source of law
a. Codes and statutes cover all eventualities
a. Judges do not contribute to rules
In Civil law
a. Judicial cases are the most important source of law
a. Codes and statutes cover all eventualities
a. Judges contribute to rules
1. In Common law
a. Judges are more like investigators
b. Judges are rather arbiters
c. Judges are more like guides
A
B
C
D
1. In Civil law
a. Judges are more like investigators
b. Judges are rather arbiters
c. Judges are more like guides
A
B
C
D
1. In Common law
a. Freedom of contract is very extensive
a. Contracts follow sophisticated models
a. Contracts do not be negotiated
1. In Civil law
a. Freedom of contract is very extensive
a. Contracts follow sophisticated models
a. Contracts do not be negotiated
1. In Common law
a. Judges ask questions and demand evidence
Lawyers ask questions of witnesses and demand the production of evidence
a. Lawyers are arbiters
1. In Civil law
a. Judges ask questions and demand evidence
Lawyers ask questions of witnesses and demand the production of evidence
a. Lawyers are arbiters
1. Constitutional law regulates
a. all legal relationships concerned with the state and law
a. the activity of public authority
a. the activity of investigation authorities, prosecuting authority, and the court in legislative proceedings in criminal matters
1. Administrative law regulates
a. all legal relationships concerned with the state and law
a. the activity of public authority
a. the activity of investigation authorities, prosecuting authority, and the court in legislative proceedings in criminal matters
1. Criminal procedural law regulates
a. all legal relationships concerned with the state and law
a. the activity of public authority
a. the activity of investigation authorities, prosecuting authority, and the court in legislative proceedings in criminal matters
1. Criminal law focuses on
legal relations between individuals in the context of the family
a. behaviours that are sanctioned under the criminal code and defined as illegal
a. protecting the rights of inventors, authors, and businesses to their tangible and intangible creations, inventions, and symbols
1. Family law focuses on
legal relations between individuals in the context of the family
a. behaviours that are sanctioned under the criminal code and defined as illegal
a. protecting the rights of inventors, authors, and businesses to their tangible and intangible creations, inventions, and symbols
1. Intellectual Property law focuses on
legal relations between individuals in the context of the family
a. behaviours that are sanctioned under the criminal code and defined as illegal
a. protecting the rights of inventors, authors, and businesses to their tangible and intangible creations, inventions, and symbols
1. Procedural law determines the rules of court procedure
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1. Civil procedural law is
a. concerned with the relations between workers and their employers
a. a set of treaties, agreements, rules, and statutes that aim to protect the environment
a. related to civil law and its sub-branches
1. Labor law is
a. concerned with the relations between workers and their employers
a. a set of treaties, agreements, rules, and statutes that aim to protect the environment
a. related to civil law and its sub-branches
1. Environment law is
a. concerned with the relations between workers and their employers
a. a set of treaties, agreements, rules, and statutes that aim to protect the environment
a. related to civil law and its sub-branches
1. Personal Relations
a. Can be transferred to others
a. Cannot be transferred to others
a. Cannot be attached to a certain subject
1. Personal Relations composed of
a. Personal Relations which associated or not associated with property
a. Personal Relations which only associated with property
a. Personal Relations which only associated with affairs
1. Social relations that Civil Law regulates include
a. Personal relations
a. Property relations
a. Property and personal relations
1. Property Relations mean
a. Relations between certain proprieties
a. Relations between a person with another person related to a property
a. Relations between two owners
1. Property Relations include
a. Property Ownership, Civil marriage, Insurance, Inheritance
a. Property Ownership, Conflict, Compensation for damage, Inheritance
a. Property Ownership, Civil marriage, Compensation for damage, Inheritance
1. According to Article 16. Civil Code 2015, the civil legal capacity of a natural person is
a. his/her capability to have civil rights and civil obligationsa.
a. his/her possible civil rights and civil obligations
a. his/her willingness to have civil rights and civil obligations
1. According to Article 19. Civil Code 2015, the legal act capacity of a natural person is his/her capability to
a. exercise civil rights and perform civil obligations through his/her acts
a. establish and exercise civil rights and perform civil obligations through his/her acts
a. establish civil rights and perform civil obligations through his/her acts
1. A juridical person (legal person) is
a. a person who meets specific conditions defined by the law
a. an organization created by the courts
a. an organization that meets specific conditions defined by the law
1. Family households and cooperative Groups don’t have the capacity of a juridical person
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1. The legal personality of a natural person
a. commences at the age of 18 and terminates at death
a. commences at birth and terminates at death
a. commences at the age of 16 and terminates at death
1. Civil transaction is
a. a document that gives rise to, changes, or terminates civil rights and/or obligations.
a. a contract or a unilateral legal act that gives rise to, changes, or terminates civil rights and/or obligations.
a. a conversation or a unilateral legal act that gives to, changes, or terminates civil rights and/or obligations
1. A civil transaction shall be expressed
a. verbally, in writing, or through specific acts
a. only in writing
a. verbally or in writing
1. Civil transactions shall be invalid if
a. The persons participating in the transaction have sufficient conditions of the civil act capacity
a. The persons participating in the transaction are aware of and controlling their act
a. The form of civil transaction satisfies certain conditions
a. The persons participating in the transaction do not have sufficient conditions of the civil act capacity
1. Civil transactions shall be valid if
a. It violates prohibitory provisions of law and is contrary to a social ethic
a. It contains some mistakes.
a. It exists deception or intimidation
a. The persons participating in the transaction have the civil act capacity and act completely voluntarily
1. Property comprises
a. Intangible things, money, all type of papers, and property rights
a. Tangible things, money, valuable papers, and property rights
a. Intangible things, money, valuable papers, and property rights
a. Tangible things, money, all types of papers, and property rights
1. A property right is a right which
a. Can be valuable in money and may be transferred in civil transactions
a. Cannot be valuable in money and may be transferred in civil transactions
a. Can be valuable in money and may not be transferred in civil transactions
1. Ownership rights comprise (2015)
a. the rights of an owner to possess, use and dispose of the property of the owner
a. the rights of an owner to possess, use and dispose of the property of the owner by the law.
a. the rights of an owner to use and dispose of the property of the owner in accordance with the law.
1. Right to use means (art.189; 2015)
a. the right to exploit the usage of, and to enjoy the yield and income derived from, property.
a. the right to exploit the yield and income derived from, property.
a. the right to exploit the usage of, and to enjoy the yield and income derived from, all properties.
1. The right to use
a. may be transferred to another person upon an agreement or as prescribed by law.
a. should not be transferred to another person upon an agreement or as prescribed by law
a. is forbidden to be transferred to another person upon an agreement or as prescribed by law
1. Representation is
a. The act of a person to establish and perform a civil transaction in the name and interests of herself/himself within the scope of representation.
a. The act of a person to establish and perform a civil transaction in the name of another person within the scope of representation
a. The act of a person to establish and perform a civil transaction in the name and interests of another person within the scope of representation.
1. Civil obligation is
a. legally binding, arising based on obligation or regulations of law
a. legally binding, arising based on regulations of law
a. legally binding, arising based on agreements or regulations of law
1. Obligees are those who have the lawful right to
a. require obligors to perform or not perform certain acts to satisfy their benefits.
a. require obligors to perform or not perform all acts to satisfy their benefits.
a. require others to perform or not perform certain acts to satisfy their benefits.
1. “A third party” in obligation relation is
a. subject of obligation relation
a. Subject or not subject of obligation relation
a. not subject to obligation relation
1. A civil contract is an agreement between the parties
a. to establish, change or terminate civil rights and/or obligations.
to establish or terminate civil rights and/or obligations
a. to establish or change civil rights and/or obligations.
1. An obligor must perform his/her obligation
a. in her/his manner, in the spirit of cooperation, and not contrary to law and social ethics.
a. in an honest manner, in the spirit of cooperation, and not contrary to law and social ethics.
a. in an honest manner, in the spirit of obligation, and not contrary to law and social ethics.
1. While entering into a contract, the subject has the freedom
a. to choose partners, decide the character of contracts, and agree on the contents of the contract.
to choose partners, decide the consequence of contracts, and agree on the contract’s content
a. to choose partners, to decide the force majeure, and to agree on the contract’s content.
1. The content of a contract comprises
Basic articles, Foundation articles, Specific articles
a. Basic articles, Regular articles, Optional articles
a. Foundation articles, Optional articles, Basic articles
1. . Compensation for damage outside the contract is an obligation arising due to
a. infringement of others’ health, honour, reputation, property, etc.
a. infringement of others’ willingness, honour, reputation, property, etc.
a. infringement of others’ health, ambition, reputation, property, etc.
1. The quality of an object for sale and purchase shall be as agreed by the parties.
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1. A purchaser must pay the full price at the agreed place and time.
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1. Property shall be delivered
a. by the method as determined by the seller
a. by the method as determined by the purchaser
a. by the method as agreed by the parties
1. A seller does not have the obligation to provide a purchaser with necessary information on the property for sale and instructions on the use of the property.
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1. A contract for the exchange of property must be made
verbally, in writing, or through specific acts
a. in writing
a. verbally or in writing
1. Contract for the loan of property means an agreement between parties
a. whereby a lender delivers money to a borrower
a. whereby a lender delivers property to a borrower
a. whereby a lender delivers property to an owner
Contract for the lease of property means an agreement between parties whereby
a. lesser delivers property to a lessee for use during a short term
a. lesser delivers property to a lessee for use during a long term
a. lesser delivers property to a lessee for use during a fixed term
1. Contract for bailment of property means an agreement between parties wherebya.
a. Bailee accepts the property of a bailor for safekeeping
a. Bailee accepts the property of a bailor for use
a. Bailee accepts the property of a bailor for rent
1. Contract for borrowing of property means an agreement between parties whereby
a. lender delivers property to a borrower for use free of charge
a. lender delivers property to a borrower for use during a fixed time
a. lender delivers property to a borrower for use and charge
1. A contract for the transport of passengers may be made
a. verbally, in writing, or through specific acts
a. in writing
a. verbally or in writing
1. In case an international treaty to which the Socialist Republic of Vietnam is a signatory contains provisions different from those in this Code (Vietnamese Civil code 2015) and other laws in terms of applied law on civil relations involving foreign elements,
a. such international treaty shall prevail.
a. such this law shall prevail.
such selection of the contracting parties shall prevail
1. A crime means an act that is dangerous for society and defined in Criminal Code, is committed by
a. A person who has no criminal capacity or commercial legal entity
a. A person who has the criminal capacity or a corporate legal entity
a. A person who has or has not the criminal capacity of a corporate legal entity
1. An act showing signs of a crime but not remarkably dangerous for society
a. is not a crime and shall be dealt with otherwise.
a. Is a crime and shall be dealt with otherwise.
a. Is or is not a crime and shall be dealt with otherwise.
1. Less serious crime means a crime whose danger to society
a. is significant
a. is great
a. is not significant
a. is enormous
1. Serious crime means a crime whose danger to society
a. is significant
a. is great
a. is not significant
a. is enormous
Very serious crime means a crime whose danger to society
a. is significant
a. is great
a. is not significant
a. is enormous
1. Extremely serious crime means a crime whose danger to society
a. is significant
a. is great
a. is not significant
a. is enormous
1. The person who commits an act that results in harmful consequences is exempt from criminal responsibility
a. if such consequences cannot be foreseen or have to be foreseen
a. if such consequences are foreseen or have to be foreseen
a. if such consequences can be foreseen or have to be foreseen
1. A person who commits an act that is dangerous to society is suffering from a mental disease or another disease that causes him/her to lose his/her awareness or control of his/her behaviors.
a. is not exempt from criminal responsibility
a. cannot be exempt from criminal responsibility
a. is exempt from criminal responsibility
1. The use of justifiable force
a. does not constitute a criminal offense.
a. does constitute a criminal offense.
a. does not constitute self-defense.
1. If the damage inflicted is reasonably unnecessary in the urgent circumstance, the person who inflicts such damage
a. shall not bear criminal responsibility.
a. shall bear criminal responsibility.
is exempt from criminal responsibility
1. If the bodily harm inflicted by the use of violence is obviously more than necessary, the person who inflicts such damage
a. shall bear criminal responsibility.
a. shall not bear criminal responsibility.
a. is exempt from criminal responsibility.
1. The time limit for criminal prosecution is a time limit set out by this Code and upon the expiration of which
a. the offender does face certain criminal prosecutions
a. the offender does not face any criminal responsibility
a. the offender does not face any criminal prosecution
1. Actions taken against juvenile offenders depend on
a. their ages, awareness of their criminal acts, reasons, and circumstances in which the criminal offenses are committed
their ambition, awareness
their ambition, awareness of their criminal acts, reasons, and circumstances in which the criminal offenses committed
a. their ages, reasons, and circumstances in which the criminal offences are committed.
1. Life imprisonment and death sentence shall
a. be imposed upon a juvenile offender
a. be or not be imposed upon a juvenile offender
a. not be imposed upon a juvenile offender
1. Additional punishments
a. shall not be imposed upon a juvenile offender
a. shall be imposed upon a juvenile offender
a. shall be or not be imposed upon a juvenile offender
1. Abuse of power means acts of infringement upon rightful activities of an agency or organization committed
a. by a worker in performance of his/her official duties.
a. by an important person in performance of his/her official duties.
a. by an officer-holder in the performance of his/her official duties.
1. The Civil Procedure Code provides for the basic principles in civil proceedings; the order and procedures for initiating lawsuits at People’s Court to settle cases of
a. civil lawsuits, civil matters, civil cases
a. civil lawsuits, civil marriage, civil dispute
a. Civil negotiation, civil marriage, civil dispute
1. The Civil Procedure Code applies to
a. all civil proceedings throughout the territory of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam,
a. all civil proceedings conducted by consular offices of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in foreign countries
a. the settlement of civil cases involving foreign element(s); where the international treaties to which the Socialist Republic of Vietnam is a signatory provide otherwise, the provisions of such international treaties shall apply.
a. Both a, b, and c are true
1. The Courts shall only accept for settlement of civil cases
a. when they have received lawsuit petitions and/or written requests from an involved party and shall settle the civil cases only within the scope of such lawsuit petition or written request.
a. when they have received lawsuit petitions from an involved party and shall settle the civil cases only within the scope of such lawsuit petition or written request.
a. when they have received lawsuit petitions and/or written requests from an involved party and shall settle the civil cases as they want.
1. During the civil case settlement, the involved parties
a. shall have a right to terminate or change their petitions or voluntarily reach an agreement with one another, which is not contrary to law and social ethics.
a. Don’t terminate or change their petitions or voluntarily reach an agreement with one another
a. Can request the courts to terminate or change their petitions or voluntarily reach an agreement with one another, which is not contrary to law and social ethics.
1. The responsibility to transfer court judgments, decisions, summons, invitations, and other papers at the request of the Court belongs to
a. Court only
a. People's Committees at all levels or relevant agencies, organizations, and individuals
Procuracy
a. Commune-level People's Committee or related agencies, organizations, and individuals
1. Mediation in civil procedures:
a. The Courts have the responsibility to conduct mediation
a. The Courts don’t have the responsibility to conduct mediation
a. The Procuracies have the responsibility to conduct mediation
The Courts shall assist the involved parties to collect evidence and
a. shall only collect and verify the evidence at the request of the lawyer
shall only collect and verify the evidence in the cases prescribed by this Code
a. shall only collect and verify the evidence at the request of the parties.
1. First-instance judgments or decisions of the Courts shall become legally effective if
a. They are appealed against according to appellate procedures within the time limit provided for by this Code
a. They are not appealed against according to appellate procedures within the time limit provided for by this Code.
a. They are proposed by the courts within the time limit provided for by this Code
1. Representatives in civil proceedings included
Legal representative
Authorized Representative
Both Answers a & b are true
1. In what cases do the involved parties not authorize others to act on their behalf?
For divorce
Make a birth certificate
Marriage registration
All answers are wrong
1. Witness is entitled to refuse to testify in which of the following cases?
is a minor
information related to personal and family secrets
Do not want to participate in legal proceedings
1. When do individuals have the right to request the Court to apply provisional urgent measures?
In the process of solving the case
During the investigation of the case
Before opening the first instance court
Before the court issues the Judgment, the Decision
1. In which cases, the plaintiff must bear the entire first-instance court cost?
In the case of consent divorce
In the divorce case
The court did not accept the plaintiff's request
The court accepted the plaintiff's request
1. The criminal procedure code
a. prescribes the procedures and formalities for lodging and processing criminal information, filing of charges, investigation, prosecution, adjudication, and certain courses of action to enforce criminal judgments
a. regulates the missions, authority, and liaisons of authorities, and individuals are given authority to institute proceedings (referred to as competent procedural authorities and persons)
regulates the rights and duties of entities engaging in proceedings, other authorities and entities, and international cooperation in criminal procedure
a. Both a, b, and c are true.
1. The criminal procedure code governs
a. every activity of criminal procedures in territories of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
a. every activity of criminal procedures in territories of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam and abroad.
a. every activity of criminal procedures in territories of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam and abroad with the Vietnamese representative organizations
a. Both A, B, and C are incorrect.
1. Every activity of criminal procedures must
a. abide by this Law.
abide by this Law and other Vietnamese laws
abide by this Law and the international treaties
a. Abide by this law under a certain exception
1. “Conservation of legal equality” means
a. all people are subject to the same laws of justice, regardless of race, gender, belief, religion, social class, and status.
a. people are subject to different laws of justice, regardless of race, gender, belief, religion, social class, and status.
a. State-owned enterprises still enjoy priority rights
1. One of the principles of “Sustainment of bodily integrity”:
a. No person is arrested without a Court’s warrant or Procuracy's decision or approval
a. No person is arrested without a Procuracy's decision or approval
a. No person is arrested without a Court’s warrant or Procuracy's decision or approval, except for acts in flagrant
No person is arrested without acts in flagrant
1. Vietnamese citizens cannot be deported or handed to a foreign state
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1. The search of the residence, search, and seizure, or temporary confiscation of emails, phones, telegraphs, electronic data, and other forms of private communication
a. must abide by the criminal procedural Law
a. must abide by the administrative law
a. must abide by the civil law
a. must abide by the criminal law
1. If grounds for conviction, as per the procedures and formalities in this Law, do not suffice, competent procedural authorities and persons shall (art. 13)
a. adjudge the accused person to be not guilty.
adjudge the accused person to be guilty
have to wait until there are conditions for conviction
a. not be responsible for the adjudication
1. No one is convicted twice for the same crime
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1. The responsibility to prove the crime
a. is only within the competence of the competent procedural authorities
a. rests solely with the accused person
a. rests with the competence of the competent procedural authorities and is not obligatory on the accused person
a. rests with the competence of the competent procedural authorities and is obligatory on the accused person
1. An accused person
a. is entitled to defend himself without a lawyer or another person.
a. is only entitled to be defended by a lawyer or another person.
a. is entitled to defend himself or be defended by a lawyer or another person.
a. is only entitled to be defended by a lawyer.
1. A first-instance Court's judgments or rulings (Art. 27)
a. shall come into effect if not appealed by the deadline as defined in this Law
a. shall come into effect immediately.
shall come into effect with the appellate Court’s judgments
a. is not effective.
1. Persons held in emergency custody, arrested, temporarily detained, or held in detention, charged, investigated, prosecuted, tried, and sentenced incorrectly or illegally by competent procedural authorities (Art.31)
a. shall be compensated for physical and spiritual damage and restoration of dignity by a lawyer
a. shall be compensated for physical and spiritual damage and restoration of dignity by the court
a. shall be compensated for physical and spiritual damage and restoration of dignity by the State.
a. shall be compensated for physical and spiritual damage and restoration of dignity by a People’s Procuracy.
1. Register office means the regulatory body competent to issue, adjust, and revoke
a. Certificates of investment registration.
demands of investment registration
a. applications of investment registration.
1. Investment project means a collection of proposal to make midterm or long-term capital investment in business
a. in every administrative division over a certain period of time.
a. in a particular administrative division over a special period of time.
a. in a particular administrative division over a certain period of time.
New investment project means a project that is executed for the first time or
a project independent from any other running project.
any other running project
a. an independent project.
1. Certificate of investment registration means a paper or electronic document bearing registered information about the
a. Intention of the investor.
a. investment project of the investor.
purposes of the investor
1. Business cooperation contract means a contract between investors for business cooperation and distribution of profits, products
a. with establishment of a new business organization
a. with a new business organization
a. without establishment of a new business organization.
1. Industrial park means an area with a defined geographical boundary specialized in industrial production and
a. provision of services for exportation.
a. provision of services for industrial production.
a. manufacturing of special products.
1. Economic zone means an area with ..........................which consists of multiple sectors and is meant to attract investments, develop socio-economic, and protect national defense and security.
a. a defined geographical boundary
a. an industrial park
a. an export-processing zone
1. Investor means ....................................that makes business investments. Investors include Vietnamese investors, foreign investors, and foreign-invested business organizations
a. an organization
a. an organization or individual
a. individual
1. Investment incentives shall be given to
a. every investment projects.
a. all types of investments.
a. new investment projects and expansion projects.
1. Before establishing a business organization, the foreign investor must have ...................................and apply for a Certificate of investment registration.
a. an outward investment
an investment project
a. an income from business investment
1. The government shall promulgate ...............regulations on management of investments in Vietnam and outward investments.
a. uniform
a. different
a. debatable
1. .....................shall specify the fields, conditions, and procedures for executing investment projects under PPP contracts.
a. The Local government
a. The Government
a. The President
1. Investors are ........................to improve access to modern technologies, raise the managerial capability and develop resources for socio-economic development
a. encouraged by the State
a. encouraged by the Register office
a. encouraged by the foreign market
1. Investors are encouraged by the State to.............................. in order to expand the market, improve the export of goods/services, and receipt of foreign currencies
a. reduce Capital and liquidations
a. manufacture special products
a. make outward investment
1. .................................shall assist the Government in performing uniform state management of investment in Vietnam and outward investment…
a. The foreign investors
a. The Ministry of Planning and Investment
a. The People’s Council
1. ……………………shall not be nationalized or confiscated by administrative measures.
a. Unlawful assets of investors
a. Income of investors
a. Lawful assets of investors
a. Capital of judicial persons
Investors are ………………………to achieve a certain export target; restrict the quantity, value, types of goods/services that are exported or produced/provided
a. required by the National Assembly
a. required by the State
a. not required by the State
a. required by service providers
1. The level of each type of incentives shall be specified …………………………… taxation and land.
a. by regulations of law on
a. by specific law
a. by customary law on
a. by investment projects
1. A domestic investor shall establish a business entity in accordance ……………………………. and law corresponding to each type of business entity
a. with specific market access conditions
a. with some important regulations
a. with investment incentives
a. with regulations of law on enterprises
1. Investors.………………….to have the headquarter situated at a location requested by a competent authority.
a. are not required by the State?
a. are required by the State
a. are obliged by law
a. are not permitted by law
