3. Date of birth: 05/7/1980 4. Place of birth: Hai Phong
5. Admission Decision: Decision No. 4643/QD-DHQGHN dated December 20th 2013 issued by the President of Vietnam National University, Hanoi.
6. Changes in academic process:
- Decision to change instructors No. 367/QĐ-KL, June 30th, 2016 signed by the Dean of School of Law – VNU
- Extending the study period by decision No. 114 / QĐ-ĐHQGHN, January 16th, 2017 issued by the President of Vietnam National University, Hanoi.
7. Official title of the Thesis: “Principles of resolving civil matters in criminal cases under the Vietnamese criminal procedure law”
8. Major: Criminal and criminal procedure law 9. Code: 9380101.03
10. Supervisors: Dr.Pro. Tran Van Do
11. Summary of the new findings of the Thesis:
First, forming a theoretical system of resolving civil matters in criminal cases and the fundamental principles of criminal proceedings on resolving civil matters in criminal cases. Through it, contributing to supply these into criminal legal science.
Second, researching and showing the basis, content and factors affecting the principle of resolving civil matters in criminal cases.
Third, clarifying the meaning of the principle of resolving civil matters in criminal cases with regarding to the requirement of resolution of criminal cases being objective, fair and economical, towards the protection of justice and human rights.
Fourth, evaluating Vietnamese law in order to affirm historical, legal and practical values in the process of resolving criminal cases. It also points out the causes of restrictions which are needed to overcome in the judicial reform process.
Fifth, base on the recognition, review and evaluation of practices to apply the principle of resolving civil matters in criminal cases to determine the issues that need to be completed by criminal law and performance enhancement. Results come from applying this principle in the process of resolving criminal cases would meet the requirements of fighting against crimes, judicial reform, international integration, protection of human rights and justice.
12. Practical applicability, if any: help law enforcement agencies solve more effectively civil matters in criminal cases
13. Further research directions, if any: no
14. Thesis-related publications:
- Nguyen Thi Tuyet Nhung (2014), "Some experiences and measures to resolve criminal cases arising from contractual relations", Journal of Procuracy (11), pp. 26-30.
- Nguyen Thi Tuyet Nhung (2018), "Perfecting the provisions of the law on resolving civil matters in criminal cases", Journal of Procuracy (19), pp. 15-21.
- Nguyen Thi Tuyet Nhung (2018), "Need to stipulate procedures to recognize the agreement of the litigants on resolving civil matters in criminal cases", Journal of Procuracy (20), pp. 9-13,25.
