President chairs talks about judicial reform
President Truong Tan Sang on Dec. 22 presided over the third meeting of
the Central Steering Committee for Judicial Reform in Hanoi.
President Truong Tan Sang on Dec. 22 presided over the third meeting of
the Central Steering Committee for Judicial Reform in Hanoi.
The meeting was held to discuss two projects related to reforms of criminal procedure and shifting the People's Procuracy to the public prosecutor's office.
Delegates heard a representative from the People's Procuracy speak on the progress being made in finalising the two projects. Members voiced their opinions over the need to clarify the rights and responsibilities between the investigation office and the People's Procuracy, and the need for a legal framework to oversee criminal judiciary activities.
The President instructed the People's Procuracy representative to study the ideas expressed at the meeting and continue working on the two projects, which will soon be submitted to the national steering committee./.
The meeting was held to discuss two projects related to reforms of criminal procedure and shifting the People's Procuracy to the public prosecutor's office.
Delegates heard a representative from the People's Procuracy speak on the progress being made in finalising the two projects. Members voiced their opinions over the need to clarify the rights and responsibilities between the investigation office and the People's Procuracy, and the need for a legal framework to oversee criminal judiciary activities.
The President instructed the People's Procuracy representative to study the ideas expressed at the meeting and continue working on the two projects, which will soon be submitted to the national steering committee./.
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