Australia’s Socialisation Model in Forensic Expertise and its Implications for Vietnam

This article examines the socialisation of forensic expertise through an analysis of Australia’s forensic expertise model and a comparison with Vietnamese law by clarifying the concept and characteristics of forensic expertise and the evaluation criteria of socialisation extent. Based on this comparative analysis, the article analyses the advantages and limitations of current Vietnamese law and proposes several recommendations to enhance socialisation, including expanding participating entities, broadening the scope of socialised expertise fields, increasing the training of forensic experts, and promoting a healthy competitive environment in the provision of forensic expertise services.