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Legal regulation of veterinary care
Schönfeldová, Tereza ; Damohorský, Milan (advisor) ; Stejskal, Vojtěch (referee)
This diploma thesis discusses a legal regulation of veterinary care. The field is discussed in four main chapters which fully describe the sphere. The thesis gives an account of international, European, and Czech legal norms, with a notable accent of current issues of the sphere. The thesis further discusses the development of veterinary medicine in both the World and the Czech Republic and also the requirements and conditions of this service.
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Economic Instruments of Environmental Protection
Štěpánová, Alice ; Damohorský, Milan (advisor) ; Stejskal, Vojtěch (referee)
Economic Instruments of Environmental Protection represent an important category of environmental policy tools that influence regulated entities indirectly and which are supposed to have a great potential for solving environmental problems. The thesis deals with regulation of these instruments not only in general, but mainly in the current Czech law and in relation to the protection of soil and pieces of land. The thesis consists of four parts which are subdivided into chapters. In Part 1 there is a short description of the evolution of environmental policy and its tools. Part 2 describes economic instruments in general, their functions and types (fees, taxes, tradable permits, instruments to ensure duties and responsibility, deposit-refund systems, customs duties, public (state) aid instruments). Part 3 deals with economic instruments in current Czech law and Part 4 contains a more detailed analysis of these instruments relating to the protection of soil and pieces of land. Economic instruments are analyzed and evaluated according to the application of the economic stimulation principle. The aim of the thesis is to highlight positive and negative aspects of the current legislation.
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Legal regulation of hunting management
Kolmanová, Lenka ; Damohorský, Milan (advisor) ; Stejskal, Vojtěch (referee)
The purpose of my diploma thesis is to analyze the hunting legislation in the Czech Republic. The legislation regulates the hunt and game keeping as one part of the environmental law. It is also closely connected to administrative law. This thesis consists of eight chapters. First two chapters provide an introduction to historical traditions, principles and development of Czech hunting legislation. The Czech Republic is a member of the European Union, so the third chapter deals with the hunting legislation in the international and European context and describes the international cooperation between states. The most important international organizations protecting wildlife are also mentioned. The fourth chapter contains the analysis of the effective Hunting Law. This chapter provides legal definitions connected to game management and the division of the wild game. Divided into eight parts it describes the main areas of the hunting legislation. It focuses on the use of the hunting plots, rights of landowners, protection of game management and wild game. It also regulates liability of the owners of hunting plots to damages, criminal liability and liability according to the administrative law. Liability of the state for damages caused by especially protected animals is also regulated. This chapter...
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Criminal liability in Czech environmental law
Remešová, Michaela ; Damohorský, Milan (advisor) ; Humlíčková, Petra (referee)
This thesis decribes the current state of criminal liability legislation in Czech environmental law. Relevant parts of the work focus on defining the frame for this topic through its essential terms, they also focus on the role played by sanctions in the area of environmental protection and furthermore they focus on one of their constitutive source, criminal liability of natural and legal persons. Special focus is given to criminal liability of natural persons, particularly on the evolution and description of the current state of legislation, the evaluation and de lege ferenda suggestions included. Lastly the text describes present Swedish criminal liability legislation in the field of the environmental protection and compares it with Czech legislation.
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Criminal liability of legal entities for environmental protection
Horčičáková, Eva ; Damohorský, Milan (advisor) ; Stejskal, Vojtěch (referee)
: The main purpose of this thesis is to introduce and also to assess the new law on criminal liability of legal persons which brings really important changes into existing Czech criminal law conception. The first chapter is focused on the explanation of the terms which are indispensable to the topic such as criminal and administrative liability or the definition of the legal entities. The second chapter describes the development of the criminal liability of legal persons in the environmental law on the international and EU background. The third chapter provides a view of the current law basics. Specifically the substantive and procedural law questions are clarified. The fourth chapter offers the comparison especially of the slovak and polish law. In the fifth chapter the relevant judicature is analysed when the results are the basement for the future practising of the courts. In the end of the chapter the frequency of the new law is evaluated and also the recommendation for future utilization is given.
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Delictual Liability of Legal Persons within Environmental Protection
Pavelka, Ivan ; Damohorský, Milan (advisor) ; Stejskal, Vojtěch (referee) ; Smolek, Martin (referee)
Disertační práce Právnická fakulta, Univerzita Karlova v Praze 1 SUMMARY The purpose of my dissertation Delictual Liability of Legal Persons within Environmental Protection is to obtain a correct idea of how the legislation on the corresponding materia de lege ferenda should be examined. This requires to summarize, analyse and evaluate national regulations in force of delictual liability of legal persons within environmental protection as well as to compare some aspects of national regulations in force of delictual liability of legal persons with corresponding foreign regulation. A significant part of threats and damage to the environment comes from the activities of legal persons. A percentage of legal persons responsible for unlawful impairment and endangering of the environment increases significantly. Establishing legal persons is often associated with the effort of individuals to avoid liability for criminal activity by committing illegal activities through a legal person. Crime in the area of environmental protection is often perpetrated by criminal organizations with a strong financial background. For these organizations particularly the illegal trade in waste is very attractive because it is less risky than, for example drug or arms trafficking. Activities that prevent environmental pollution or...
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Legal regulation of the protection of sea mammals
Makovec, Vojtěch ; Damohorský, Milan (advisor) ; Žákovská, Karolina (referee)
The topic of this master thesis is the international legal regulation of the protection of marine mammals. The thesis concentrates primarily on the analysis of the species based international law instruments for the protection of the individual marine mammal species. This thesis is divided into six chapters. The first chapter addresses the main principles of the international environmental law, which have the biggest influence on the protection of marine mammals (biodiversity protection, precautionary principle and sustainable development). The second chapter describes the regulation of fisheries, which is closely related to the protection of marine mammals. This part deals with the historical beginning of the international regulation of fisheries, the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, the division of the sea areas, regulation of individual fish species and the regulation of fisheries after the UNCLOS. The particular instruments of protection of individual species of marine mammals except Cetaceans are described in the third chapter (i.e. polar bears, Pinnipeds and Sirenidae). The protection of Cetaceans is analyzed in detail in the fourth chapter. The protection of whales on the ground of International Whaling Commission is accented. This chapter describes also the standpoint of the whaling countries...
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Food industry in the Czech Republic and abroad
Spitzenbergerová, Ivona ; Damohorský, Milan (advisor) ; Snopková, Tereza (referee)
Anglický abstrakt The Food Law in the Czech Republic and in Foreign Countries The purpose of my thesis is to analyse and characterise the food law in the Czech Republic and in selected foreign countries. The thesis focuses on providing comprehensive view of the general part of food law but also discusses selected aspects of food law and related issues. The reason for my thesis is my long-term interest in the field of human nutrition. Therefore I intended to gain some knowledge of the legal framework of food. My thesis is based on the aproach of analysis and synthesis. I also use the linguistic, logical and historical method in my thesis. The comparative method is used in the two last chapters (Chapter Twelve and Thirteen) which deal with the comparison of food law in the Czech Republic and selected countries. The text of my thesis is divided into chapters, subchapters and parts. The thesis is composed of fourteen chapters (including Preface - Chapter One, Introduction - Chapter Two and Conclusions - Chapter Fourteen). Chapter Three and Four are introductory and define the position of food law in the system of Czech law and also define basic terminology (food, food law) and outline relevant Czech, European and International sources of law. Chapter Five explores the evolution of food legislation in the Czech...
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Food industry in the Czech Republic and abroad
Bilíková, Jana ; Damohorský, Milan (advisor) ; Snopková, Tereza (referee)
This thesis deals with the legal regulation of the food law in the Czech Republic and abroad, focusing on EU food law. Its aim is not only to provide an introduction to overall issue of food law by introducing the legal sources and their recent important amendments but also to focus on food labelling, legal aspects of nutrition and the food law in France. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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