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what is the definition of Delict:
1. illegal conduct, faulty 2 LLC 3 threaten social relations protected by law
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human being’s conduct: eg: “forgetting to put on a handbrake on an incline resulting in a collision” is positive or omission?
omission
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3 behaviors/ conducts that are against laws ( illegal acts) are:
A. law prohibit. B. not do what law requires/mandatory. C. beyond/ over-use rights’ limit.
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3 contents of violating legal penal/criminal are:
a. regulated in penal code. b. LLC. c. Violate: state, sovereignty, right, law.
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4 contents of violating legal disciplinary state are:
A. illegal. B. fault. C. LLC. D. subject: belongs to state management's scope.
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What are the 4 parts of components/ structures of delict?
a. objective b. subjective c. subjects d. objects
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“objective” is outward manifestations or inner expression?
outward manifestations
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“countable and quantitative” is material or spiritual?
material
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3 primary components of “subjective” are:
a. fault b. motivation c. target
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“subjective” fault is compulsory or unnecessary part?
compulsory
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“subjective”: aware of dangerous action, foresee adverse effect, wish to occur belongs to which type of fault? Is it belong to which type of fault?
direct intentional
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situation: “The case of 4 Vietnamese flight attendants trading banned goods without paying tax” Is it belong to which type of fault?
direct intentional
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situation: “4 Vietnamese flight attendants transporting prohibited goods” Is it belong to which type of fault?
indirect intentional
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“subjective”: aware ,foresee harmful consequence, think consequence not occur, can be warded off/intervene. Is it belong to which type of fault?
unintentional over-confidence
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Situation: “Driving at high speed causes an accident.” Is it belong to which type of fault?
unintentional negligence
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What is the concept of “legal liability ”?
Legal liability is a special legal relation between the State and the subject of delict (violator)
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“LL” What is the legal basis of liability?
Legal application document issued by a competent State agency
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“LL” 15 years
very
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Situation: “ \>100 million: robbery, murder, tax evasion” Under what kind of liability?
criminal sanctions
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Situation: “ has been prosecuted for administrative violations.” Under what kind of liability?
criminal sanctions
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4 characteristics of legal relations:
1. based on legal norms 2. will 3. governed 4. rights
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What is the subject of a legal relatioship?
meet the requirements each form of legal relation participate
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Situation: “1 person wishes to get married with the same sex, but the current marriage and family law stipulates that the state does not recognize marriage between people of the same sex, so they cannot get married according to their wishes .” Capacity to legal action or Capacity to rights and duties?
Capacity to legal action
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reaching certain ages and behaviors; the individual's ability by his or her conduct to exercise rights and obligations; arising from a legal relationship. Capacity to legal action or Capacity to rights and duties?
Capacity to rights and duties
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Situation: “The age of marriage for men is 20 years for women, 18 years for criminal responsibility, when they are full 16 years old.” Capacity to legal action or Capacity to rights and duties?
Capacity to rights and duties
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The following statement is true or false: “Foreigners can buy commercial and residential houses.” (người nước ngoài có thể mua nhà thương mại, trung cư.)
true
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The four conditions for an organization t as a legal entity are:
established by law organizational structure independent asset liable people participate independently
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Where are legal capacity and behavioral capacity regulated?
normative legal documents
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Three types of subjects in legal relations are:
natural persons juridicial persons state
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3 characteristics in components of legal relations are: (3 đặc điểm trong cơ cấu quan hệ pháp luật là:)
a. The subject’s ability to conduct allowed by law b. urge relevant subjects execute or stop subject’s rights c. urge competent agencies safeguard rights and interests.
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Situation: “use the freedom to get married to register a marriage when meeting the prescribed marriage conditions” This example belongs to which feature of the content of legal relations?
The subject’s ability to conduct in a manner allowed by law
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Situation: “ request the Court to reject information that adversely affects his honor, dignity and reputation.” This example belongs to which feature of the content of legal relations?
urge competent agencies safeguard rights and interests
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Situation: “when exercising their legal rights, subjects can only do so within the limits permitted by the law, without causing damage to the interests of the nation, the nation, the community, rights and interests.” Absolute rights or Relative rights?
Absolute rights
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concrete person has the right, concrete person has the duty. Absolute rights or Relative rights?
Relative rights
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What is the concept of legal obligation?
condition of a person whom the law commands or forbids to do an act to satisfy the exercise of other subjects’ rights.
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What is the object of legal relations?
benefit that the parties wish to have
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What is the concept of legal facts?
originate irrespective of human‘s will and can influence legal relations (birth, death, age achievement, terms in law)
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Subjective legal facts and Objective legal facts: belong to which type of legal facts?
Based on the wills of the subjects
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can be influenced by human will Subjective legal facts or Objective legal facts?
Subjective legal facts
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Situation: “natural disasters, drought, natural death of man” Subjective legal facts or Objective legal facts?
Objective legal facts
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Characteristics of legal norms include:
1. General rule 2. promulgate 3. implement 4. determine rights
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without the hypothesis rate is
meaningless
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without the disposition is
unthinkable
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Concept of hypothesis:
prescribe the condition Categories of persons covered by the disposition, determine what scope law impact.
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Which subject? Under what circumstances?
hypothesis
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concept of disposition/regulation?
the rule of law element that defines the pattern of behavior
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3 components of legal norms are:
hypothesis regulation/ disposition sanction
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regulation
command of the state hypothesis or regulation or sanction?
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Categorises regulations:
Prohibited acts right to perform Compulsory acts
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Case study: Spouses have the right to choose whether to apply the statutory property regime or the agreed upon property regime. Prohibited acts or Acts with the right to perform or Compulsory acts?
Acts with the right to perform
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the effect of the penal code on criminal acts committed in the territory of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. definitive or in-definitive/Permissive deposition?
definitive
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Forms of civil contract 1. A civil contract can be made orally, in writing or by specific acts, unless a specific form for such type of contract is provided for by law definitive or in-definitive/Permissive deposition?
in-definitive/Permissive deposition
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regulation
what not to do, what can be done, or what to do, how to do it? hypothesis or regulation or sanction?
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regulation
is precious like a compass hypothesis or regulation or sanction?
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who will bear the consequences if the subject mentioned in the presumption but does not act according to the instructions in the regulation? hypothesis or regulation or sanction?
sanction
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sources of law are divided into 2 major types:
nguồn nội dung (the party’s policy, economics policies and legal philosophy)→ natural lawnguồn hỗn hợp (general legal principles, the written legal documents, international treaties, customary regulations, and judicial decisions→ sources of law
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the law created by a legislator; by an act of will of a human authority.
Positive law
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Should the death penalty be abolished? justifiable punishment for acts that infringe on the rights of others.
legally
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Should the death penalty be abolished? to bring justice to victims and their families and more importantly to prevent crime
ethically
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Should the death penalty be abolished? contributing to reducing crime, especially serious crimes, achieving the purpose of deterrence and education for society, achieving high efficiency in general prevention.
effectively
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3 features of law:
popularity strict in forms Guaranteed by the state
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On the one hand, law protects the state, on the other hand protects society (public interest). social or class?
social
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Vd: for state property, the sanctions are relatively heavy. đối với tài sản nhà nước thì chế tài tương đối nặng. social or class?
social
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3 relationships of law with others:
economy state social norms
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the concept of sources of law:
all basic elements used by authorized entities for developing, promulgating, and interpreting laws as well as for application in dealing with specific case in practices
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primary sources of law include:
Legal documents Customary regulations Judicial precedents
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(judgment) are arguments and rulings written on effective judgments or decisions to study and adopt them when deciding later cases. Legal documents or Customary regulations or Judicial precedents or International treaties/Conventions?
Judicial precedents
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It is different from the common law in other countries in that only the precedents selected by the \_________ are the source of the laws in Vietnam.
CJSPC (Chief Justice of the Supreme People’s Court)
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In general, Vietnam often interprets international treaties as domestic laws as a way of implementing international treaties in Vietnam Legal documents or Customary regulations or Judicial precedents or International treaties?
International treaties
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E.g. the law on the anti-corruption of Vietnam in 2009 interprets the regulations of UNCAC. Legal documents or Customary regulations or Judicial precedents or International treaties?
International treaties
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Eg: Vietnam Airlines, People's Army, Militia and Self-Defense Forces are not state agencies because they are not
social management
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Eg: Socio-political organizations: Vietnam Trade Union, Vietnam Farmers' Union, Youth Union, Women's Union, Veterans Association are not state agencies because they are not state agencies.
on behalf of the state
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Eg: Schools, hospitals: not a state agency because no
state power
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Is the President of the State a state agency?
yes, he is
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State authority
elected by the National Assembly and the people (do Quốc hội và nhân dân bầu ra) State authority or Judicial body or Prosecutor's Office?
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State authority
Government, People's Committee State authority or Judicial body or Prosecutor's Office?
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Prosecutor's Office
Inspection and supervision of court activities (Kiểm tra và giám sát hoạt động tòa án.) State authority or Judicial body or Prosecutor's Office
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state management
Ensuring people's powerEnsure that the people carry out supervision of state activitiesParticipate in discussions on state issues state management or democratic centralism or Legal principles ?
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National assembly
Meeting : twice a year; During the non-meeting period, the National Assembly Standing Committee shall be approved.
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informal meeting
requested by the President, Prime Minister or 1/3 of the National Assembly deputies. public meeting or informal meeting?
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2/3
shorten or extend the term of office, draft a new constitution or amend the constitution, remove a member of the National Assembly
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Legislative
Socio-economic development, financial and monetary policies, war and peace, national defense and security, and external relations
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state president
Proposes the National Assembly to elect, release from duty or to remove from office
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government
is responsible to the National Assembly and shall report on its work to the National Assembly
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government session
once per month at the request of the prime minister, the head of state or \>1/3 members of the government. government session or extended government session or outside the meeting?
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extended government session
at the request of the president government session or extended government session or outside the meeting?
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outside the meeting
the Prime Minister collects the opinions of the members through the document. government session or extended government session or outside the meeting?
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How many ministries?
18
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How many heads of ministerial-level agencies?
4
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How many government agencies?
8
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The Prime Minister
is elected and released by the NA.
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Overall management of the work in all fields to fulfill duties of State The making of law or The administration of law or The enforcement of law?
The administration of law
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Judicial authority
adjudicates criminal, civil, marriage and family cases
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supreme people’s court
The highest judicial body
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Legislative
To review work reports of the President To abandon documents of the President
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4 conditions to make wills valid
capacityvoluntarycontentform
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the statute of limitations for an oral will to take effect
3 months
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The statute of limitations for filing a lawsuit for division of estate for real estate is
30 years
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The statute of limitations for initiating an inheritance lawsuit is 10 years in the following cases:
division of estate.request confirmation or rejection other inheritance
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the statute of limitations for initiating a lawsuit to request the heir to perform the obligations on the property left by the deceased is
3 years