Regarding the trial activities of the Intellectual Property Court: In addition to the general provisions on trial principles, it is necessary to issue specific regulations on the trial procedures of intellectual property cases; accordingly, the procedures must be flexible and simplified (it is possible to learn from foreign experiences such as questioning witnesses by phone, using the Internet to question witnesses from afar (sometimes in another country), regulations on closed trials, no regulations on adjournment of the trial, etc. To ensure professionalism in the trial process, it is necessary to develop an appropriate mechanism to mobilize the participation of experts, appraisers, etc. in the trial process of the Court.
3.4. IMPROVING INFRASTRUCTURE, APPLYING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TO SERVE TRIAL WORK AND IMPROVING THE LIFE OF COURT OFFICERS
Facilities, working conditions and remuneration are important factors that greatly affect the quantity and quality of case files. In order for judges to not be influenced by social negativity, in addition to specific and clear legal regulations and public supervision, the State needs to provide appropriate remuneration so that they can be impartial and objective in adjudication. In many countries around the world, judges are ranked in the highest salary bracket in state agencies. For example, in Japan, judges are considered "citizen number 1" and are ranked in the highest salary bracket, and are given the opportunity to buy houses, cars and other amenities to serve their lives. Therefore, in Vietnam, in parallel with the process of innovating the organization and operation of the Court system, it is also necessary to consider and have a roadmap to gradually improve the remuneration for judges so that they can feel secure in their adjudication work. The salaries of judges and court officials must increase at least 3-4 times compared to the current level to ensure a normal life. In addition, there should be additional industry allowances (for example: For judges and secretaries assigned to resolve cases, the process of collecting evidence requires a lot of travel to verify or carry out service procedures, there must be a money allowance).
monthly gasoline....) to reduce material difficulties for Judges and Court officials.
In addition to paying attention to the remuneration of judges and court officials, it is necessary to invest in modern equipment to serve the trial work such as installing camera systems and recording devices in the courtroom and office. It is necessary to recruit experts in the field of information technology with reasonable salaries to program software to manage case files from the stage of receiving, resolving files to the stage of archiving in order to quickly resolve case files and serve statistical work. This issue has been applied at the People's Court of Ho Chi Minh City.
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Learning from foreign experience, we can install the Internet in our offices and courtrooms so that judges can quickly update information globally, which is especially necessary in resolving disputes that often have foreign elements such as civil disputes over copyright in particular (IP rights in general). On the other hand, we can use the Internet to take testimony from witnesses anywhere in the world without having to summon them to court - a particularly difficult and costly task for witnesses living outside of Vietnam.
CONCLUSION OF CHAPTER 3
Chapter 3 provides a panoramic picture of the current situation of resolving civil disputes on copyright in Court in our country as well as analyzing the causes leading to the paradox that these types of disputes are actually increasing and becoming more complicated, but the number of cases resolved in Court is very small.
The solutions presented in this chapter are basic solutions for perfecting the law on resolving civil disputes on copyright as well as improving the effectiveness of resolving this type of dispute at the Court in Vietnam.
Vietnam. By implementing these solutions well, hopefully in the future, we will have a Court system strong enough to resolve these types of disputes and the number of cases resolved in Court will increase.
CONCLUDE
In the current context, when Vietnam is implementing an open-door policy, aiming to gradually integrate into the international community in all aspects of social life, perfecting the country's laws in general and the law on resolving civil disputes over copyright in particular as well as proposing solutions to enhance the capacity of the Court in resolving this type of dispute is an important task. It not only demonstrates the idea of respecting the creative rights of individuals, protecting the creative rights of individuals from the public authorities, but also is the material foundation for the development of individual creativity, for the exchange of knowledge between creators and users on a national scale and more broadly on an international scale, with the aim of enhancing the intelligence of humanity when entering the millennium of a knowledge-based economy.
Within the scope of a master's thesis in law, the author has tried to provide general overviews of the regime for resolving civil disputes over copyright in Court; analyze the current legal system of Vietnam and the current status of dispute resolution in Court, as well as propose solutions to improve the Vietnamese legal system on resolving civil disputes over copyright in Court and solutions to improve the capacity of the Court in resolving this type of dispute. However, researching the topic of resolving civil disputes over copyright in Court is a very new field in Vietnamese legal science. With limited time and qualifications, the thesis is inevitably lacking in both content and presentation. Therefore, the author hopes to receive guidance from scientists and readers of this thesis. The author hopes to absorb and correct the shortcomings of the thesis in the future.
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