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The institute of allowable risk with focus on the area of health care
Vojtěchová, Eliška ; Vokoun, Rudolf (advisor) ; Richter, Martin (referee)
The institute of allowable risk with focus on the area of health care Abstract The topic of this thesis is the institute of allowable risk in health care, i.e. one of the expressly stated circumstances excluding unlawfullness in the Czech Criminal Code. At first, this thesis deals in general with the definition of unlawfullness, with expressly stated circumstances excluding unlawfullness in the Criminal Code in its general and special part and subsequently with circumstances excluding unlawfullness not expressly stated. In the next part, this thesis contains the international and constitutional law basis for the right for life and health, untouchability of a person and scientific research liberty. Third main part of this thesis is devoted to a detailed study of allowable risk in the area of health care. At first, attention is given to positive description of allowable risk, i.e. benefit for the society, definition of risk, exercise in the course of employment or post, subsidiarity of risky conduct and term achieved state of knowledge - term and advancement de lege artis. After positive characteristics, description of negative characteristics of allowable risk follows, i.e. of free and informed consent and its absence, proportionality principle, contradiction with a legal regulation, public interest,...
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Allowable risk
Šorf, David ; Vokoun, Rudolf (advisor) ; Bohuslav, Lukáš (referee)
The topic of this diploma thesis is allowable risk and its impact as a potential circumstance excluding liability. Czech law system takes into account tolerable risk as a circumstance excluding liability which this thesis is substantially focused on. At the beginning of the thesis circumstances excluding liability are defined in order to compare specifics of the tolerable risk institute. Briefly it analyzes some basic criminal law questions related to the thesis subject including concept of crime or errors in circumstances excluding liability. Next chapters deal with legal and general definition of tolerable risk and historical development of this issue in our law environment, including work of August Miřička, probably the first Czech lawyer addressing this issue. Further questions are suggested in these chapters. These questions are derived from legal status of tolerable risk and are thoroughly discussed in separate chapters for each sector. Legislator did not restrict sectors of usage explicitly. If conditions stated in the criminal code are fulfilled, tolerable risk can be always used. Although the thesis focuses on sectors in which risk has been proven usable, potential list of fields of application is not totally exhausting. I also evaluate suitability of the definition of tolerable risk in...
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