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Prevention of recidivism
Oliberiusová, Jitka ; Gřivna, Tomáš (advisor) ; Hořák, Jaromír (referee)
The criminal recidivism is a serious social problem. The aim of the thesis is to analyze the existing means used to suppress recidivism, their evaluation and to propose how to make them more effective. The thesis consists of four main chapters, which are divided into subsections. Chapters deal with the introduction of recidivism and crime prevention and also with the various measures that serve to prevent recidivist crime. After the introduction follows the chapter introducing the concept of recidivism. This chapter outlines also the differences in conceptions of this concept and introduces different kinds of recidivism based on their different conceptions. This chapter also shows how recidivism is conceived and repressed in Czech law. The second chapter deals with crime prevention in general and with its impacts on preventing recidivist criminal activity with respect to the specific causes of recidivism. This chapter also explains the differences between primary, secondary and tertiary prevention and also introduces the possible preventive activities. The third chapter presents various possible criminal sanctions and their possible alternatives. The first subchapter is dedicated to imprisonment and activities that are made within it for subsequent elimination of recidivist activity. Furthermore...
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Prevention of recidivism
Oliberiusová, Jitka ; Gřivna, Tomáš (advisor) ; Hořák, Jaromír (referee)
The criminal recidivism is a serious social problem. The aim of the thesis is to analyze the existing means used to suppress recidivism, their evaluation and to propose how to make them more effective. The thesis consists of four main chapters, which are divided into subsections. Chapters deal with the introduction of recidivism and crime prevention and also with the various measures that serve to prevent recidivist crime. After the introduction follows the chapter introducing the concept of recidivism. This chapter outlines also the differences in conceptions of this concept and introduces different kinds of recidivism based on their different conceptions. This chapter also shows how recidivism is conceived and repressed in Czech law. The second chapter deals with crime prevention in general and with its impacts on preventing recidivist criminal activity with respect to the specific causes of recidivism. This chapter also explains the differences between primary, secondary and tertiary prevention and also introduces the possible preventive activities. The third chapter presents various possible criminal sanctions and their possible alternatives. The first subchapter is dedicated to imprisonment and activities that are made within it for subsequent elimination of recidivist activity. Furthermore...
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Post-penitentiary treatment and prevention of recidivism
Kodlová, Ivana ; Gřivna, Tomáš (advisor) ; Herczeg, Jiří (referee)
Post-penitentiary treatment and prevention of recidivism The submitted thesis deals with the problems of prevention of recidivism and post- penitentiary treatment in the Czech legal regulation, and its structure is divided into three main spheres, which are successively analyzed. The first chapter, in its part consisting of four opening subchapters, defines the term recidivism as it is understood in different branches of science dealing with criminal activity. The following subchapter briefly summarizes the main possible reasons of recidivism. Focus point of the thesis lies in the second and the third chapter, where is the main issue of the thesis specified. The second chapter deals with the prevention of recidivism, and the possibilities provided by the Czech criminal law to educative impingement on the offender of the criminal activity. The most expansive part of this chapter focuses on the problems of penitentiary treatment in the Czech Republic within the scope of imprisonment, and accent is placed on the manner of enforcement and serving the imprisonment, as programs of treatment providing educative influence on the sentenced. In the following subchapters, the possibilities of alternative penalties, alternatives of punishments, and the different ways of execution of the criminal cases are...
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