List of State Secrets Classified as Confidential of the People's Court from July 7, 2020

14:24, 10/07/2024

Recently, the Prime Minister of the Government of Vietnam signed and promulgated Decision 970/QD-TTg issuing the List of State Secrets under the People's Court.

This decision specifies that state-level confidential information belonging to the People's Court includes:

- Plans and inter-agency coordination content related to the fight and prevention of crimes infringing upon national security, especially serious crimes infringing upon social order and safety, serious corruption crimes, and crimes that have received particular public attention but have not been disclosed;- The opinions and viewpoints of individual members of the judging council at all levels of the Court during deliberation; conclusions of Judges, Panels of Judges, the High Court's Panel of Judges, or conclusions of Judges, Panels of Judges, and the Supreme Court's Judges Council during the process of resolving petitions for cassation or reopening that have not been disclosed;- Professional exchange documents between procedural agencies regarding the resolution of cases infringing upon national security, especially serious cases infringing upon social order and safety, serious corruption cases, and cases that have received particular public attention;- Reports from the People's Court about the postponement of the execution of death sentences to serve the needs of extended investigation and foreign affairs requirements;- …

More details can be found in: Decision 970/QD-TTg, effective from July 7, 2020.

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