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Inaction and delays in proceedings as disciplinary offenses of judge in the Czech Republic
Slivková, Kateřina ; Pohl, Tomáš (advisor) ; Zahradníková, Radka (referee)
Inaction and delays in proceedings as disciplinary offenses of judge in the Czech Republic Abstract The present rigorous thesis deals with the topic of disciplinary liability of judges in the Czech Republic, specifically the disciplinary offence of inaction and delays in proceedings, as the most frequently criticized ailment of the Czech judiciary, whether it is the lay or professional public. On the one hand, the thesis defines the theoretical framework and the legal regulation on which the issue of disciplinary offences of inaction and delays in proceedings is based (in particular Act No. 6/2002 Coll., on Courts, Judges, Judges and the State Administration of Courts and on Amendments to Certain Other Acts, as amended, and Act No. 7/2002 Coll, on proceedings in respect of judges, public prosecutors and bailiffs, as amended), but at the same time the rich case law of both the European Court of Human Rights relating to disciplinary proceedings in the Czech Republic and the Constitutional Court is presented, and last but not least the case law of the disciplinary chambers of the Supreme Administrative Court. The thesis presents an analysis of the decisions of the disciplinary chambers of the Supreme Administrative Court in the years 2008 - 2023, whereby the analysis examines the methods of decision-making...
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Disciplinary liability of health care professionals, relationship to criminal lability
Tomková, Kateřina ; Sovová, Olga (advisor) ; Císařová, Dagmar (referee)
The aim of this thesis called "Disciplinary liability of health care professionals, relationship to criminal liability" is to analyse and compare criminal and disciplinary liability in medicine and outline their relationship. Considering its topicality and interdisciplinary character, I found this matter to be very inspiring. Although the medical liability issue seems to be very popular and frequently discussed subject, there are some aspects and problems that need to be sorted out in order to provide the doctors with a minimal standard of legal certainity. The thesis is composed of five chapters, each of them dealing with different aspects of any kind of liability rising out of medical profession. First chapter is subdivided into four parts briefly describing civil, labour, administrative and contractual liability relating to medicine. Chapter two focuses on criminal liability of doctors and composes of eight parts. First two parts reffer to the risk of fault, that any doctor can cause, and the ultima ratio principle. Part three illustrates the conditions of criminal liability. Part four adressess the issue of circumstances excluding illegality in medicine. Part five and six present the nature of medical intervention and define the term of health care professionals. Part seven and eight deals...
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