Vietnam National Assembly Debates Relaxed Lawyer Qualification Requirements
A proposed amendment to Vietnam's Lawyer Law, allowing individuals with master's or doctoral degrees in law to become lawyers without a bachelor's degree, has sparked debate in the National Assembly. While aiming to broaden access to the legal profession, many deputies have called for careful consideration of its implications.
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