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Disciplinary liability of a lawyer
Slabý, Václav ; Adamec, Martin (advisor) ; Rajchl, Jiří (referee)
Disciplinary liability of a lawyer Abstract This diploma thesis deals with the institution of disciplinary liability of an attorney at law. In the nine chapters, including the introduction and conclusion, the individual key institutes and concepts are being examined and the boundaries of the relevant legal regulations are being outlined. The first chapter of this thesis is concluded with a treatise about the Czech Bar Association and following description of its organizational structure. The second chapter presents the reader the issue of the liability as a whole and its specifics in the relation to the topic of this thesis, i.e., the problem of attorney's liability in the public law context, but for the sake of completeness, the due attention is being paid to the liability in the private law context. The legal-philosophical third chapter about ethics, ethical conduct and its concept in the context of advocacy and the practice of legal services of attorneys aims to give a closer look at the reason of ethical norms in professional environment. Furthermore, given the undeniable influence of compensation on the work of legal professionals, it is the compensation that is the subject to quite extensive criticism in this chapter about ethics. In the fourth chapter on the disciplinary misconduct the reader is...
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Public Disciplinary Offense of Civil Servants
Chadima, Marek ; Adamec, Martin (referee)
1 Public Disciplinary Offense of Civil Servants Abstract This thesis deals with the sub-area of administrative punishment, specifically disciplinary punishment of civil servants. Well-established rules of disciplinary punishment should guarantee both the protection of the public subjective rights of the civil servant and the stabilization of the civil service system, as well as its depoliticization and encourage deeper professionalization. Therefore, this sub-area forms an important area of the administrative law. The main goal of this thesis is to analyze a disciplinary offense and disciplinary proceedings of civil servants in a broader context and to analyze principles applied in this area. This thesis critically analyzes the individual parts of the researched area and answers several research questions. First, the author defines the basics of the topic, summarizes the law and provides the historical frame of disciplinary punishment of civil servants. He then examines whether the decision to take a disciplinary offense on a civil servant is a decision on a criminal charge within the meaning of Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights. He concludes that it is not and bases multiple findings on this conclusion. Subsequently, the substantive-law and procedural-law parts follow. In the last...
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Public Disciplinary Offense of Civil Servants
Chadima, Marek ; Prášková, Helena (advisor) ; Pítrová, Lenka (referee) ; Bárta, Jan (referee)
1 Public Disciplinary Offense of Civil Servants Abstract This thesis deals with the sub-area of administrative punishment, specifically disciplinary punishment of civil servants. Well-established rules of disciplinary punishment should guarantee both the protection of the public subjective rights of the civil servant and the stabilization of the civil service system, as well as its depoliticization and encourage deeper professionalization. Therefore, this sub-area forms an important area of the administrative law. The main goal of this thesis is to analyze a disciplinary offense and disciplinary proceedings of civil servants in a broader context and to analyze principles applied in this area. This thesis critically analyzes the individual parts of the researched area and answers several research questions. First, the author defines the basics of the topic, summarizes the law and provides the historical frame of disciplinary punishment of civil servants. He then examines whether the decision to take a disciplinary offense on a civil servant is a decision on a criminal charge within the meaning of Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights. He concludes that it is not and bases multiple findings on this conclusion. Subsequently, the substantive-law and procedural-law parts follow. In the last...
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Sanction mechanism in sport
Nováková, Zuzana ; Slepička, Petr (advisor) ; Bednář, Miloš (referee)
Title: Sanction mechanism in sport Objectives: The aim of the thesis is to analyse the sanction mechanisms applied in sports, their mutual relationship, the extent of autonomy of sport on the law, the answer to the question whether this condition is satisfactory and give suggestions to solve the alleged deficiencies. Methods: In this thesis are used a method of analysis, comparative analysis, and a method of synthesis Results: Have been found certain deficiencies in the procedural treatment of disciplinary and arbitration in the framework of the Sports Club, which have their origin in perhaps excessive Federal autonomy, this area would undoubtedly benefit from a higher rate of interference of the State, or at least harmonisation through the top sports institution Keywords: sports rules, disciplinary proceedings, arbitration proceedings, the Court of arbitration for sport, the Arbitration Commission of the Czech Olympic Committee
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Supervision in notarial self-government
Šupíková, Natálie ; Pítrová, Lenka (advisor) ; Pomahač, Richard (referee)
Supervision in notarial self-government Abstract The diploma thesis deals with the topic of supervision in notary self-government. The aim of this work is to develop a comprehensive overview of supervision, its types and course in the notarial state. This overview also includes the sanction phase of supervision, in which corrective measures for identified errors are examined. In addition, the work aims to examine the functionality of the current form of supervision, draw attention to its shortcomings and outline possible solutions. All this on the basis of available literature, professional articles, legal regulations and especially the case law of higher courts. This work is divided into six chapters, which logically follow each other. The introductory chapter, which deals with the institute of self-government, is focused mainly on the self-government of professional, public corporations and professional chambers for a better anchoring of the institute of supervision in notarial self-government. The second chapter deals with the notary self-government, its internal division, methods of management and functioning. The development of the notarial state is briefly described here. This chapter serves to understand the hierarchy within this self-government, which is necessary for the examination of notarial...
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Sanction mechanism in sport
Nováková, Zuzana ; Slepička, Petr (advisor) ; Bednář, Miloš (referee)
Title: Sanction mechanism in sport Objectives: The aim of the thesis is to analyse the sanction mechanisms applied in sports, their mutual relationship, the extent of autonomy of sport on the law, the answer to the question whether this condition is satisfactory and give suggestions to solve the alleged deficiencies. Methods: In this thesis are used a method of analysis, comparative analysis, and a method of synthesis Results: Have been found certain deficiencies in the procedural treatment of disciplinary and arbitration in the framework of the Sports Club, which have their origin in perhaps excessive Federal autonomy, this area would undoubtedly benefit from a higher rate of interference of the State, or at least harmonisation through the top sports institution Keywords: sports rules, disciplinary proceedings, arbitration proceedings, the Court of arbitration for sport, the Arbitration Commission of the Czech Olympic Committee
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