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Hospodářská a majetková trestná činnost v lesním hospodářství
Drápelová, Tereza
The bachelor thesis deals with economic and property crime in forestry. The thesis will be solved on the basis of analysis and subsequent synthesis of case law dealing with forestry crimes according to the most frequently identified types of crimes. The issue will be put into practice, when a questionnaire will be sent to the Ministry of Justice of the Czech Republic and also to individual forest enterprises and commercial companies, so that the thesis can also work with these answers. The draft part will also include a possible modification of the methodology for recording statistics on crimes in forestry.
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Costs of civil trial proceedings
Konůpková, Simona ; Pohl, Tomáš (advisor) ; Macková, Alena (referee)
The thesis focuses on the costs of civil trial proceedings. The topic of the thesis is up to date and very important. My objective is to provide a description of the current legal regulations of costs of civil trial proceedings with a focus on problems in practise. This thesis refers to many actual case laws. I also used my own experiences gained at the law firm as well as at the court where I worked for more than 3 years. The thesis is aimed onto 2 main parts - existing legal regulation and future legal regulation. The first part is devided into 8 chapters that explain in detail the provision from 137 to 151 of Civil Procedure Code (Act no. 99/1963 Coll.) and others important legislation. The first chapter explains the concept of the costs of civil trial proceedings. The second chapter describes the individual types of costs. The list of the costs is illustrated and consists of expenditures of participants and their representatives, including court fees, lost earnings of participant and their legal representatives, costs of evidence, interpretation costs, compensation for value addes tax, representation fees and mediator's remuneration. The third chapter deals with the exemption from court fees. This is the way how parties can apply their right to acces the court. The next chapter explains the...
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Racial Segregation in Public Transportation in the United States of America in 1820-1914.
Soudková, Hana ; Nigrin, Tomáš (advisor) ; Pečenka, Marek (referee)
This bachelor thesis describes and explains the reasons for racial segregation in public transportation in the United States of America since 1820, when the first records of racial segregation in New Orleans can be found. Then it outlines the fight of African Americans against racial segregation on railway until the court case of Plessy v. Ferguson in 1896. Afterwards my thesis employs itself with this case, reasons and circumstances of this case and its process. Lastly my thesis goes into the changes of the tactics of the fight of African Americans against racial discrimination and their fight against the concept of "separate but equal" in public transportation. On the New Orleans example my thesis outlines the emergence of African American movements and their self-awareness. This thesis also shows the development of African American emancipation from the original fight against unequal accommodations till the struggle to end segregation itself. My thesis is trying to describe these changes on a chosen court cases and on certain laws to show a way, which the African Americans went in their struggle for equality. My thesis is trying to confirm or disconfirm hypothesis that white people had no problem with black passengers as long as the domination of white race over the black one was maintained.
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Insolvency proceedings and their application in practice
Arnold, Edita ; Pohl, Tomáš (advisor) ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
In this work, I have focused on solving problems of analysis of the debtor's bankruptcy in the Czech Republic in terms of its practical application. I interpreted the relevant provisions of the Insolvency Act relating to the issue of insolvency proceedings, and I tried to explain some of the problems that have occurred in connection with the application of the insolvency law. Work is conceived so as to explain the issue of resolving insolvency of the debtor in general. Individual chapters provide a general interpretation of the issue, both in terms of the Insolvency Court, which decides on insolvency proposals from the perspective of the legislature, trustee in bankruptcy, the creditor and the debtor. Given the scope of this study was important to examine the individual sub- problems of certain statutory provisions in detail. However, where they have been in practice for common problems and where there was confusion, there was given to wider attention to this issue. The work is complemented about judicial decisions, where are application problems practically interpreted.
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