Resolution No. 355/2003/NQ-UBTVQH11 stipulates the total establishment and number of judges for local people's courts in 2003. Notably, it specifies the exact number of judges for each level of court.
Key points
- People's courts at provincial and centrally-administered city levels in 2003 have a total establishment of 3,064 staff members, including 1,118 provincial-level judges.
- People's courts at district, urban district, town, and provincial-city levels in 2003 have a total establishment of 5,936 staff members, including 3,515 district-level judges.
- The Government and the President of the Supreme People's Court are responsible for implementing this Resolution within their respective duties and powers.
🌐 Social impact of this document
- Positive impact: Ensuring sufficient numbers of judges to ensure effective and fair operation of the courts.
- Negative impact: It may create pressure on personnel recruitment and management for relevant agencies.
❓ Frequently asked questions
How many judges are there at provincial-level courts?
People's courts at provincial and centrally-administered city levels in 2003 have a total of 1,118 judges.
What is the total establishment of staff members at district-level courts in 2003?
People's courts at district, urban district, town, and provincial-city levels in 2003 have a total establishment of 5,936 staff members.
What responsibilities do the Government and the President of the Supreme People's Court have?
The Government and the President of the Supreme People's Court are responsible for implementing this Resolution within their respective duties and powers.
For which levels of courts does this Resolution apply?
This Resolution applies to people's courts at provincial and centrally-administered city levels and people's courts at district, urban district, town, and provincial-city levels.
How many provincial-level judges were there in 2003?
In 2003, the number of provincial-level judges was 1,118.
Full text
OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
UBTVQH11
RESOLUTION
Regulations on the total establishment and number of judges of people's courts at local levels in 2003
The total establishment of cadres and civil servants of provincial and centrally-administered city people's courts in 2003 is 3,064 (three thousand sixty-four) persons, including 1,118 (one thousand one hundred eighteen) judges of provincial-level people's courts.
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THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
Pursuant to the Constitution of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in 1992, amended and supplemented by Resolution No. 51/2001/QH10 dated December 25, 2001 of the National Assembly, tenth session;
Pursuant to the Law on the Organization of the People's Courts;
Considering the proposal of the President of the Supreme People's Court;
RESOLUTION:
Article 1. The total establishment of cadres and civil servants of district, urban district, town, and provincial-level city people's courts in 2003 is 5,936 (five thousand nine hundred thirty-six) persons, including 3,515 (three thousand five hundred fifteen) judges of district-level people's courts.
Article 2. The Government and the President of the Supreme People's Court shall be responsible for implementing this Resolution within their respective functions and powers.
Article 3. The Government and the President of the Supreme People's Court shall be responsible for implementing this Resolution within the scope of their respective duties and authorities.
TM. STANDING COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
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