What are the rights and obligations of participants in the meeting to consider and decide on sending drug addicts aged 12 to under 18 in compulsory rehabilitation centers in Vietnam?

What are the rights and obligations of participants in the meeting to consider and decide on sending drug addicts aged 12 to under 18 in compulsory rehabilitation centers in Vietnam?

Based on Article 19 of Ordinance 01/2022/UBTVQH15 on the Procedure of People's Court considering and deciding on sending drug addicts aged 12 to under 18 in compulsory rehabilitation facilities stipulate:

Rights and obligations of participants in the meeting are as follows:

1. Request a change of the person conducting the meeting.

2. Be informed, read, record, photocopy, and view documents in the application file.

3. Provide documents, explain, present opinions, argue at the meeting as prescribed by this Decree.

4. Authorize in writing a lawyer or another person to represent oneself at the meeting in the case of being the proposed person.

5. Receive decisions of the Court.

6. Appeal as prescribed by this Decree.

7. Must be present at the meeting as required by the Court.

8. Respect the Court, comply with the meeting regulations.

9. Implement the Court's decisions that have legal effect.

10. Other rights and obligations as prescribed by law.

What are the rights and obligations of participants in the meeting to consider and decide on sending drug addicts aged 12 to under 18 in compulsory rehabilitation centers in Vietnam? (Image from the Internet)

Under what circumstances should the meeting to consider and decide on sending drug addicts aged 12 to under 18 in compulsory rehabilitation centers be postponed in Vietnam?

Based on Article 20 of Ordinance 01/2022/UBTVQH15 on participation in the meeting to consider and decide on sending in compulsory rehabilitation facilities:

1. Participants in the meeting as stipulated in Clause 2 of Article 18 of this Decree must be present at the meeting; in case the Head of the Department of Labor - Invalids and Social Affairs or the authorized person, the Prosecutor is absent, the Court must postpone the meeting.

2. The proposed person, parents or legal guardians, legal representatives, persons safeguarding the legal rights and interests of the proposed person are absent for legitimate reasons, the Court may postpone the meeting; in case of unjustified absence or a request to consider absence, the Court will proceed with the meeting.

3. If the interpreter is absent and cannot be immediately replaced, the Court must postpone the meeting.

4. The postponement period shall not exceed 05 working days from the date of the postponement notice. The Court must notify the participants in the meeting as stipulated in Clause 1 of this Article and specify the reason for the postponement, the time to reopen the meeting. For those absent from the meeting, the Court must notify in writing.

Clause 2 of Article 18 of Ordinance 01/2022/UBTVQH15 stipulates: The composition of the meeting is as follows:

2. Participants in the meeting include the Head of the Department of Labor - Invalids and Social Affairs or the authorized person, the Prosecutor, the proposed person, parents or legal guardians, legal representatives, persons safeguarding the legal rights and interests of the proposed person.

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