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Protective Treatment and Secure Detention
Řepková, Dita ; Jelínek, Jiří (advisor) ; Heranová, Simona (referee) ; Nett, Alexander (referee)
PROTECTIVE TREATMENT AND SECURE DETENTION This thesis addresses the legislation governing protective treatment and secure detention, which in Czech criminal law is one of the protective measures that have become an integral part of Czechoslovak and Czech criminal codes since 1950. I focused on a detailed analysis of the current legislation of protective treatment in the form of either outpatient, or institutional and secure detention. The aim of the thesis was to evaluate whether the legislation of both measures would stand from the point of view of the principle of subsidiarity of secure detention in relation to protective treatment, not only in the interpretation of statutory provisions, but particularly in their application by the ordinary courts. I have examined the decisions of the ordinary courts regarding case law of the Constitutional Court and the European Court of Human Rights. To address this issue, I have used both standard and classical methods and techniques of criminological research, in particular document analysis and an analysis of available statistical data from the official departmental databases of the Czech Ministry of Justice and the Czech Prison Service. The legislation of these measures was also examined from the point of view of an historical analysis of legal documents. A...
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Criminal Order
Novák, Petr ; Jelínek, Jiří (advisor) ; Nett, Alexander (referee) ; Bruna, Eduard (referee)
1 Criminal Order Abstract The topic of this thesis is a criminal order as an institute of criminal procedural law and at the same time as a kind of decision in criminal proceedings. The first part of the thesis states a detailed description of the recent legal regulation of a criminal order, a systematic classification of a criminal order in the Criminal Procedure Code, the relationship between a criminal order and other provisions of Chapter Twenty of the Criminal Procedure Code is analyzed. The first part also describes positive and negative conditions for issuing a criminal order, describes the punishments that can be imposed by a criminal order, the execution of a criminal order, the delivery of a criminal order, the substantive and procedural effects of serving a criminal order. Subsequently, a protest against a criminal order is described as a remedy sui generis and the effects of a filed protest. The first part also describes the legal force and enforceability of a criminal order and a main trial holding after filing a protest by a person entitled within the deadline. Subsequently, attention is paid to the procedural position of the injured party in proceedings for issuing a criminal order, issuing a criminal order in proceedings against legal persons and the legal regulation of a criminal order in...
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