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Indirect perpetration
Demel, Jakub ; Hořák, Jaromír (advisor) ; Pelc, Vladimír (referee)
Indirect perpetration Abstract The thesis undertakes the institute of indirect perpetration, the nature of which is the use of another person whose liability is limited or is not criminally liable for committing an offence. It is an indispensable part of criminal law; many perpetrators of a crime would escape with impunity without its existence. The thesis deals with the Czech regulation of indirect perpetration. It aims to describe this institution's valid and effective legal framework using specialized literature, specialized articles, commentary on the law, judgments, and other sources. The thesis is divided into four chapters (excluding the introduction and conclusion), which are then divided into subchapters and sections. The first chapter depicts the genesis of the institute, from the time when indirect perpetration had no legal basis in criminal codes up until current legislation. The second chapter deals with the issue of direct and indirect perpetration, first defining the conditions for the perpetrator's criminal liability, which are age, sanity, intellectual and moral maturity in the case of juveniles, and special characteristics, capacity, or status in the case of special subjects and specific subjects. The chapter then focuses on the legal regulation of indirect perpetration, the fundamental...
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