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Alternatives to unconditional sentence of imprisonment
Brabec, Ladislav ; Galovcová, Ingrid (referee)
Alternatives to unconditional sentence of imprisonment ABSTRACT This master's thesis deals with the topic of alternatives to unconditional sentence of imprisonment. The aim of the thesis is to evaluate advantages and disadvantages of alternatives to unconditional sentence of imprisonment, carry out a critical analysis of its legislation and provide own de lege ferenda proposals. Throughout the whole paper, comparative method is widely used. The Czech legislation is compared not only to the legislation of (central) European states, but to the legislation of the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States as well. The paper is divided into nine chapters in total. The first three chapters provide an excursion to the problematics of the term punishment and its purpose, alternative measures and (predominantly) critical analysis of unconditional sentence of imprisonment. Chapters four to seven analyse individual means of alternative sentences, i.e. house arrest, community service, fine and (supervised) conditional sentence of imprisonment. Each of these chapters is build up on the basis of a uniform model. Within single chapters, every type of punishment is analysed from the point of view of its essence and historical development, imposition and exercise of punishment, conversion of sentence into unconditional...
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Alternatives to unconditional sentence of imprisonment
Brabec, Ladislav ; Šelleng, Dalibor (advisor) ; Mulák, Jiří (referee)
Alternatives to unconditional sentence of imprisonment ABSTRACT This master's thesis deals with the topic of alternatives to unconditional sentence of imprisonment. The aim of the thesis is to evaluate advantages and disadvantages of alternatives to unconditional sentence of imprisonment, carry out a critical analysis of its legislation and provide own de lege ferenda proposals. Throughout the whole paper, comparative method is widely used. The Czech legislation is compared not only to the legislation of (central) European states, but to the legislation of the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States as well. The paper is divided into nine chapters in total. The first three chapters provide an excursion to the problematics of the term punishment and its purpose, alternative measures and (predominantly) critical analysis of unconditional sentence of imprisonment. Chapters four to seven analyse individual means of alternative sentences, i.e. house arrest, community service, fine and (supervised) conditional sentence of imprisonment. Each of these chapters is build up on the basis of a uniform model. Within single chapters, every type of punishment is analysed from the point of view of its essence and historical development, imposition and exercise of punishment, conversion of sentence into unconditional...
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