Comparison of Judicial System of Usa and Vietnam
Comparison between Vietnam Court system and United State Court system in the judicial process The judicial process of Vietnam Court system and the United State Court system have similarities and differences. These can be elucidated in the structural organization of the court systems, the reconciliation process, administration of justice and criminal investigation and prosecution. Source sources and interpretation of the law is also a focal point. In the Vietnam court system, the structural organization entails district people’s court, the provincial people’s court and the supreme people court. This go hand in hand with the structure of United States Court system which involves United States District Courts, United States Court of Appeal and highest level being the Supreme Court of the United State. Other courts in both systems include military, economic and united state courts of international trade. The similitude of these two judicial systems can be demonstrated in the process of employment of judges and their terms in office. In the Vietnam court system, the judges approval is done by the assembly and appointed by the head of state. The judges then have a term of five years in the office like the government which appointment them to work. This is similar to the united state court system where the Supreme Court, the court of appeal and the district court judges are appointed to the office by the president of the United State with the approval of the senate. Mostly judges the ruling party hence their term in the office is four years just as the time of the government that put them into the jobs. The duties of the Vietnam court system and the united state court systems are also similar. This is mainly exemplified in the District People Court in the Vietnam system and the District Federal court system of the united. The District People’s Court has one professional judge and two lay