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The Role of the Public Prosecutor in the Court Criminal Proceedings
Klejchová, Barbora ; Vokoun, Rudolf (advisor) ; Šelleng, Dalibor (referee)
The topic of this thesis is The Role of the Public Prosecutor in the Court Criminal Proceedings. Its purpose is to characterize the current legislation, processes in the public prosecutor's office, and the role of the public prosecutor in the phase of court proceedings. The aim is to analyze the current legislation, evaluate, and propose possible solutions for the adoption of new legislation. I chose this topic mainly thanks to my interest in criminal procedural law and the issue of public prosecutors in general. Given the ongoing preparation of the new Criminal Procedure Code and the current efforts to adopt a new law on the Public Prosecutor's Office, I believe that this is currently important topic. The thesis is divided into five major chapters. The first chapter is focused on the development of the public prosecutor's office in the Czech lands from 1437 to the period after 1989. The subchapters are organized by important milestones in the Czech history. The second chapter contains the legal regulation of the Public Prosecutor's Office in the Czech Republic, but also the organization of the Public Prosecutor's Office. The second chapter is dedicated to the position of the public prosecutor, their rights and obligations. I list the competences of the Public Prosecutor's Office and mention...
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The Public prosecutor in proceeding before the court
Kotoun, Adam ; Tlapák Navrátilová, Jana (advisor) ; Tejnská, Katarína (referee)
The public prosecutor in the proceeding before the court Abstract The thesis is primarily focused on the position, role and competence of the public prosecutor before the court. The aim of the thesis is, among others, to provide potential readers with a relevant piece of information for treatise of the system of the public prosecutor's office, circumstances of its origin and development or legal entrenchment as well as competences defined by law, both criminal and non-criminal. The thesis primarily deals with the competence of the public prosecutor in the proceeding before the court, and that is not only in the terms of current legal status, but also from the perspective of possible legislative changes in the future. By means of this the partial issue of criminal proceedings is defined and subsequently analysed. Furthermore, it is followed up by some of the aforementioned difficulties resulting from the legal regulation of the Code of Criminal Procedure, which could become the subject of legislative changes in this area of law in the future. In a broader sense, the reference is made to the fact that it should be in the general interest of the public prosecution to exercise its competences in a way which is acceptable in countries that support the doctrine of the democratic rule of law of the 21st century....
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