Public Interest Civil Litigation: The Experience of China and Implications for Vietnam
Lead author · Corresponding
Do Xuan Mai
Student at Hanoi Law University, Vietnam
Co-author
Bui The Huy
Student at Hanoi Law University, Vietnam
Co-author
Vu Duc Duy
Student at Hanoi Law University, Vietnam
Abstract
The article focuses on analyzing the Public Interest Civil Litigation system in China – a distinctive legal model that combines socialist rule of law ideology with modern procedural doctrines. Thru the analysis of the "4+N" litigation scope, the central role of the People's Procuracy, the evidence mechanism, and the financial regime, based on the evaluation of the current state of public interest civil litigation law in China, the article proposes important policy suggestions for Vietnam in the context of refining the legal framework for protecting public interests, especially the role of the Procuracy and the socialization mechanism of litigation.
Keywords
Public interest civil litigation
public interest civil cases
People's Procuracy
public interest
state interest
China
Vietnam
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