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Necessity vs Needlessness
Pélyová, Paulína ; Sedlák, Michal (advisor) ; Kafková, Helena (referee)
The aim of the diploma thesis is to define a specific phenomenon bound to the current consumer society, which by its expression considers certain values and relations to the material world as necessary or, on the contrary, unnecessary. At the same time, it examines the boundary between consumer goods that we use on a daily basis and the subjects that have become part of our personality. These findings are demonstrated on specific examples. Telecommunication progress and its impact on today's consumer society in all aspects of nowadays lifestyle has become the starting point for the diploma work. Phone as an artifact has become part of our life with an ever more personal approach. This phenomenon is grasped theoretically, creatively and as an opportunity for pedagogical activity and research. The pedagogical intention is not only suggested but also verified and reflected in praxis.
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The concept and legal consequences of exceeding the limits of self-defence and necessity
Židová, Markéta ; Vokoun, Rudolf (advisor) ; Bohuslav, Lukáš (referee)
This thesis concerns the topic of exceeding the limits of self-defence and necessity and related legal consequences. Although the concepts of self-defence and necessity exist also in other legal branches, this thesis is focused primarily on criminal law. The aim is to define the concept of excess of the limits of self-defence and necessity, including the individual types of excess, and to provide a comprehensive overview of both general and special legal consequences that can arise in case of an excess. Furthermore, this thesis strives to answer the question whether the current Criminal Code allows for all the specific circumstances of cases in which the defendant fulfils an offence definition while exceeding the limits of self-defence or necessity to be duly taken into account. First, this thesis deals generally with the topic of defences and the concept of self-defence and necessity and then analyses in detail the limits and conditions of these concepts as this matter is closely connected with the topic of excess. The crucial parts of the thesis are part three and four. The third part focuses on defining the concept of excess and its characteristics, analysing the fault element of an excess and describing the individual types of excess of self- defence and necessity limits. The fourth part deals...
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Legal Issues of Self-Defense - Necessary Defense, Extreme Emergency.
Theodor, Pavel ; Fiala, Miloš (advisor) ; Stich, Jaroslav (referee)
Title Legal Issues of Self-Defense - Necessary Defense, Extreme Emergency. Objectives The aim of this work is to analyze the legal issues of self-defense. Explanation of the terms necessary defense and extreme emergency. Point out problems in interpretations. Point out the issue of self-defense of IZS members. Drawing conclusions. Methods The method used in the creation of this thesis is to analyze the widest range of literature that deals with the issue and the Criminal Code. Further description of findings and conclusion. Results Explaining the terms necessary defense and extreme emergency and clarifying the issue of self-defense. Key words Law, self-defense, necessary defense, issues, extreme emergency.
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The concept and legal consequences of the transgression of the limits of self-defense and necessity
Končický, Ivan ; Vokoun, Rudolf (advisor) ; Bohuslav, Lukáš (referee)
The concept and legal consequences of the transgression of the limits of self- defense and necessity The subject of this thesis is the concept and legal consequences of the transgression of the limits of self-defense and necessity. The aim of the thesis is to analyze legal regulation of necessity, self-defense and legal consequences of the transgression of their limits by the academic literature and case-law and on that basis answer the questions outlined in the introduction of this thesis. During that the thesis pays most attention to questionable or interesting issues of this topic. The previous conclusions in connection with knowledge from foreign legislation are the basis for de lege ferenda considerations. In addition to the traditional de lege ferenda considerations the thesis also attempts to address new topics that may affect these institutes in the future. The topic of the thesis is described in four chapters. Necessity and self-defense belong to the circumstances excluding unlawfulness therefore the first chapter of this thesis which is an introduction to the whole issue deals generally with circumstances excluding unlawfulness and their position in our legal environment. The second and third chapter deal with the institutes of necessity, self-defense. Transgression of the limits of...
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Circumstances excluding punishability
Kabát, Robert ; Gřivna, Tomáš (advisor) ; Tlapák Navrátilová, Jana (referee) ; Stibořík, Vladimír (referee)
214 SUMMARY Circumstances excluding punishability 1. The main purpose of this thesis is to analyze the nature of the circumstances, which are standardized in Czech criminal law, as circumstances excluding unlawfulness. Main focus is on two of them that, in both historical and international comparison, are not in all circumstances conceived as so-called justification (circumstance excluding unlawful- ness), but also as a reason for excluding subjective criminal liability (excuse). 2. The concepts of criminality, criminal liability and anti-legality in their various con- cepts, which can be found in the theory of criminal law, are first analyzed. Thus, in par- ticular, the concepts of formal and material criminality, formal and material unlawfulness, so-called criminal unlawfulness and special unlawfulness are clarified consecutively. The result of this investigation is the conclusion that unlawfulness is only one and expresses a contradiction with the whole legal order. This concept should be distinguished from the concepts of criminality (as attribute) and criminal liability. Unlawfulness is their condi- tion. In this general part, the place of unlawfulness in the system of elements of crime, and its functions in that system are analyzed. 3. In the second part, the thesis focuses generally on the...
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Necessity and self-defence in civil law
Raffajová, Zuzana ; Elischer, David (advisor) ; Dvořák, Jan (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with necessity and self-defence in the light of the large recodification of private law in the Czech Republic. Together with other legal concepts they are referred to as the circumstances excluding unlawfulness. Their specificity lies in their exclusion of the obligation to compensate suffered damage provided that the conditions laid down by the law are met. This issue has always been a matter of interest to both laical and professional public as these important legal concepts form one of the most fundamental pillars of the liability system. The aim of the thesis is to point out their importance for the present codification by a comprehensive analysis of relevant legislation, conclusions of theory and case law. They have been subjected to extensive analysis as well as their Roman law roots. The key part is the comparison between Czech and German law that exceed the terms of private law. Due to their apparent connection the issue of criminal law was also included. In addition, this thesis deals with the institute of self-help in terms of its relationship with necessity and self-defence. Self-help was a typical means of protection in archaic societies but today's advanced society delegated the function of legal protection to the state by establishing independent and...
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The concept and legal consequences of the transgression of the limits of self-defense and necessity
Baran, Zbyněk ; Vokoun, Rudolf (advisor) ; Bohuslav, Lukáš (referee)
The concept and legal consequences of the transgression of the limits of self-defense and necessity The thesis is based on the criminal institutes of necessity and self-defense. The aim of the thesis is to analyse the concept of necessity and self-defence, set limits to those institutes, define cases of transgression of these limits and describe legal consequences of excess. The thesis is drawn as the analysis of current legislation regulating necessity and self- defense. Given that everyone can make use of these institutes, the thesis concentrates on the fact that the legislation in this matter should be comprehensible and expedient for the acting person and contains a thorough analysis of case-law. The comparative method is used to the lesser extent, Czech legislation is compared with legislation of some other European countries. A part of the thesis concentrates on the frequent de lege ferenda suggestions. In author's opinion, the enactment of these suggestions would help to promote legal certainty and extend the possibility to act in necessity and self-defense. The thesis is divided into an introduction, three main parts, which are further divided into chapters and subchapters, and a conclusion. Part one defines the concept of illegality as a requirement of commiting a crime, then the...
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The meaning of the case law for the application of necessity and necessary defence
Drnková, Lucie ; Vokoun, Rudolf (advisor) ; Tlapák Navrátilová, Jana (referee)
The meaning of the case law for the application of necessity and necessary defence The thesis itself is focused on the points at issue of the meaning of the case law for the application of necessity and necessary defence mainly in the field of Czech criminal law, although some partial issues are also compared to the foreign legislation. In compliance with the title of the work author's attention is dedicated in the first place to the conditions and limits of both those institutes and their reflection in the judicature (considering the development of those tasks, that are currently believed to be disputable), futhther, the law theory is described. The thesis is composed of eight chapters, from which the first forms as an introduction, where the goals and approaches are indicated. The last, eight section summarizes the outcomes and conclusions of the thesis and also serves as a recommendation of some useful legislative changes that can be done in the future. The Second Chapter talks about the role of the case law and its meaning in the field of criminal law, characterizing the impact of judicature for the legal practice in the first place. Also the terminology used throughout the whole work is laid down, while claryfiing the basic terms applied lately. The following Chapter Three serves as an...
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The concept and legal consequences of the transgression of the limits of self-defense and necessity
Strakošová, Kristýna ; Vokoun, Rudolf (advisor) ; Bohuslav, Lukáš (referee)
The concept and legal consequences of the transgression of the limits of self-defense and necessity The object of this diploma thesis is criminal institute of self-defense and necessity and legal consequences of their transgression. These circumstances excluding the illegality release an act of person, who prevents a directly imminent danger or attack, from illegality as an element of the crime. We find the importance and indispensability of these institutes in possibility of use of self-help in favor of the protected interests, without a threat of penal sanction. This work is mainly focused on situations where legal conditions and limits of self- defense and necessity were transgressed, which caused their criminal liability. Even here it is desirable to apply more benevolent approach towards the offender than to other perpetrators of common crimes, because otherwise self-defense and necessity is considered a positive phenomenon. After a brief introduction, in the first part of this diploma thesis, the author deals with circumstances excluding the illegality in general and with the concept of illegality itself. In the second part, the author deals with the definition of the term and conditions of necessity and mainly focuses on explanation of the unclear and questionable elements of necessity. In...
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