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Criminal Law Instruments Against Organized Crime
Ráliš, Petr ; Tejnská, Katarína (advisor) ; Bohuslav, Lukáš (referee)
This thesis is dedicated to the introduction of criminal law instruments for the fight against organized crime and their current legal regulation in the criminal law of the Czech Republic. The introductory part of the thesis is focused on briefly introducing some criminological definitions of organized crime, its definitions in selected international documents and last but not least, the definition of the organized criminal group in Czech criminal law. The second part is devoted to the legal instruments against organized crime regulated by substantive criminal law, namely the offence of participation in an organized criminal group and the issue of punishing the perpetrator of an offence committed for the benefit of an organized criminal group. The third part of the thesis describes the instruments against organized crime regulated by the criminal procedural law. First, considerable attention is paid to the interception and recording of telecommunication and the so-called "spatial interception" and the problem of its missing legal regulation in the Czech criminal law, followed by a chapter dealing with the procedural admissibility of interception as evidence in criminal proceedings. The next chapter is dedicated to operational investigative actions (i.e. pretended transfer, surveillance of persons...

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