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Provisional Measures in Adversarial Civil Procedure
Vnoučková, Michaela ; Holčapek, Tomáš (advisor) ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
Provisional Measures in Adversarial Civil Procedure Abstract This diploma thesis is concerned with Provisional Measures in Adversarial Civil Procedure, i.e. with the legal regulation of the Provisional Measures imposed in proceedings pursuant to Act No. 99/1963 Coll., The Civil Procedure Code, as amended (hereinafter the "Civil Procedure Code"). The Provisional Measures are a procedural institute designed to deal with situations where there is an urgent need to temporarily adjust the legal relationships of the participants or to ensure the enforcement of decisions. However, imposing a Provisional Measure does not constitute a definitive solution, since the duration of a Provisional Measure is always limited by time and a successful petitioner will usually initiate a procedure regarding the merits of the case, which will then resolve the case definitively. However, the outcome of a Provisional Procedure does not fundamentally affect the following meritorious judicial decision. Since the subject of Provisional Measures in civil procedure has been processed many times by students of various law faculties, this thesis also focuses on two sub-institutes of Provisional Measures in Adversarial Procedure, which are damages and compensation for other harm caused by Provisional Measures and security deposited for the...
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Contact Separation,an Experimental Form of Institutional Social Care
Obořilová, Dominika ; Bendl, Stanislav (advisor) ; Syřiště, Ivo (referee)
This thesis is entitled "Contact Separation, an Experimental Form of Institutional Social Care." The aim of this thesis is to provide a deeper insight into institutional care and to introduce an innovative approach as a possible form of social care in relation to institutions dedicated to institutional social care. The thesis is divided into two sections - theoretical and practical part. The theoretical part describes the concept of institutional social care in the Czech Republic and represents a system of practices in a particular youth educational institute in Prague 9. The practical part is designed as a qualitative research investigation, on basis of which I am trying to answer the question whether this innovative form of care benefits the children that are on the run for a long time. In the thesis conclusion I am examining the results of the investigation and their use in present-day practice. Key words juvenile hall education, protective custody education, preliminary measures, child, voluntary stay, approved stay away from the facility, institutional upbringing
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