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Hearing in the civil proceedings in the Czech republic an the USA
Kocumová, Zora ; Holčapek, Tomáš (advisor) ; Dvořák, Bohumil (referee)
Hearing in the civil proceedings in the Czech Republic and the USA This thesis focuses on the regulation of litigation in civil procedural law in the Czech Republic and the United States of America, describing the two and comparing them based on the gained knowledge about them. The first chapter is devoted to the general regulation of civil procedural law in both countries so that the terminology explained can be followed up with an interpretation. The similarities in the regulation of the basics of procedural law are mentioned, as well as the differences concerning, in particular, the existence of a two-track court system in the United States and the composition of the court, where the decision-making element of the jury, which is encountered in the legislation in the United States, plays a large role. The second chapter is devoted to the hearing of the case itself, either without or with an oral hearing. Greater attention is then given to the conduct of the hearing itself in both arrangements, including its preparation, opening, evidence, concentration and briefing, adjournment, and, last but not least, the announcement of the decision. The third chapter focuses on the comparison of the Czech and American regulations and the possibilities of their mutual improvement. The third chapter then...
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