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Multipurpose bicycle alarm
Albert, Matej ; Novotný, Radovan (referee) ; Levek, Vladimír (advisor)
This diploma project is about designing a concept of an anti-theft tracking device for a bicycle. The device is equipped with a GNSS module for tracking of current location, GSM module for sending the location data in case of a theft and a BT module for user settings via mobile phone. The bike theft detection is detected by an accelerometer. The final goal of this project is a concept of such a device for evaluation and improvement purposes.
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Securing the site in relation to insurance of alienation risk
Bachan, Jan ; Šenigl, Jaroslav (referee) ; Hanák, Tomáš (advisor)
This thesis deals with construction site security, particularly against theft by insurance. The main goal of the thesis is to compare the products that are suitable for this aim and that are offered by the biggest security companies on the local market. First it was important to identify the type of property which is most often the subject of theft, then the persons or groups of persons who might be potential thieves, and also the most frequent way of conducting this criminal activity. Furthermore, time and cash plan was devised from a family house budget. Then it was necessary to write down an inventory of the working tools that are going to be owned by the investor. In this model case the investor is going to do the construction on his own. After discovering this data I conducted a comparative analysis of the insurance products offered by the four biggest insurance companies on the market. The result of this work is the choosing of the most appropriate insurance product, which would be the best at covering the potential danger of theft at the construction site.
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3 T/40/2021-389 – „Everyone agreed to rob the first house “
Kulhavá, Karolína ; Šrek Bromová, Veronika (referee) ; Rathouský, Luděk (advisor)
The content of the bachelor thesis focuses on the processing of crime number 3 T / 40 / 2021–389. Namely, it is an offense of theft, violation of domestic freedom, damage to another's property, and illegal arming, which I figure in the position of a victim. The painting elaboration of this topic, or personal experience, naturally arose for me based on my previous work, areas of interest in creation, and efforts to develop them. The series of paintings I have created depicts the subject from the position of a surroundings observer after committing a crime. These paintings capture nothing more than the artefacts themselves. In various ways, these artefacts have become crucial shreds of evidence. The used painting technique is oil paint on a canvas of different sizes.
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The crime of theft according to section 205 of Czech criminal code
Pokorný, Tomáš ; Bohuslav, Lukáš (advisor) ; Říha, Jiří (referee)
The crime of theft according to section 205 of Czech criminal code Topic of this diploma thesis is the legislation of the crime of theft according to section 205 of the Czech Criminal Code. The aim of this diploma thesis is to conduct an analysis of the currently effective Czech legislation of the crime of theft in the Czech Criminal Code and at the same time subject legislation in fitting cases to critical evaluation or else propose it's modification. Simultaneously the aim of this thesis is to conduct analysis of the judicial practice in time of the state of emergency during COVID-19 pandemic using selected relevant judgements and alternatively subject it to criticism. Final aim of this thesis is to compare the Czech legislation of the crime of theft in the Czech Criminal Code to legislation of the crime of theft in the German Criminal Code with the aim to identify their main differences. Diploma thesis is divided into four separate chapters where individual chapters are further divided into subchapters except the first chapter. The first chapter forms introduction into social problems of the theft phenomenon. This chapter briefly defines importance and status of the crime of theft in a society considering its historical genesis. Second chapter forms the main part of the thesis consisting of the...
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The crime of theft according to section 205 of the Czech Criminal Code
Ilek, Jan ; Bohuslav, Lukáš (advisor) ; Vokoun, Rudolf (referee)
The crime of theft according to section 205 of the Czech Criminal Code Abstract In this thesis, the author deals with the crime of theft according to § 205 of the Czech Criminal Code as one of the most frequently committed crimes. The aim of the thesis is not only to describe the legal regulation of the crime of theft in Czech law but also to describe the legal regulation of this criminal offense in the French legal system and subsequently to compare these two legal regulations. In the first chapter, there is a historical overview of the development of criminal law, where the author focuses on the period of Roman law and then on the development in the Czech lands from the middle of the 19th century to the present day, where, among other things, he compares the then and current law. In the second chapter, readers will find the current legal regulation of the crime of theft according to the Czech Criminal Code. The basic and qualified facts are analyzed here, including the addition of relevant case law. Special attention is paid to current changes in the limits of the amount of damage, and at the end of the chapter, there is a brief overview of the relevant statistical data. The third chapter contains an analysis of the legal regulation of the crime of theft in French law. First, the system of French sources...
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The imposition of penalties on the recidivism
Vltavský, Petr ; Heranová, Simona (advisor) ; Mulák, Jiří (referee)
This diploma thesis is focused to issue of imposition of penalties on crimes with sign of recidivism. This problematic is actual, important, and especially wide topic, that relates to sections from international law documents, through principals of constitution law and criminal legal regulation to sources of law that operate the legal presumptions. At the same time recidivism and following imposition of penalty affected by the passage of time and gradual historical development with social changes, that lead to evolution of application and formation of rules tied to the topic. In the introduction of thesis there are explanations and analysis of basic concepts and situations, which are related to pluralistic criminal activity. This is completed by illustrative diagrams and concrete examples for making better idea about differences between types of pluralistic criminal activity and similar cases. Thereafter the content of thesis is heading to main pillars, which connect recidivism and imposition of penalties as general aggravating circumstances, special aggravating circumstances, extraordinary increase of penalty of imprisonment or influence of recidivism to offender's classification to type of jail. There is not just strict description of regulations in force, but there is explained historical...
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3 T/40/2021-389 – „Everyone agreed to rob the first house “
Kulhavá, Karolína ; Šrek Bromová, Veronika (referee) ; Rathouský, Luděk (advisor)
The content of the bachelor thesis focuses on the processing of crime number 3 T / 40 / 2021–389. Namely, it is an offense of theft, violation of domestic freedom, damage to another's property, and illegal arming, which I figure in the position of a victim. The painting elaboration of this topic, or personal experience, naturally arose for me based on my previous work, areas of interest in creation, and efforts to develop them. The series of paintings I have created depicts the subject from the position of a surroundings observer after committing a crime. These paintings capture nothing more than the artefacts themselves. In various ways, these artefacts have become crucial shreds of evidence. The used painting technique is oil paint on a canvas of different sizes.
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The crime of theft under s. 205 of the Criminal Code
Šušák, Michal ; Říha, Jiří (advisor) ; Vanduchová, Marie (referee)
The purpose of this thesis is to analyze the offence of theft, as the typical representative of all the offences against property. The reason for my research is to offer a comprehensive view to this difficult issue. My study is composed of four main chapters, each of them dealing with different aspects of the topic. Chapter one is introductory and defines basic goals and a content of the text. This chapter also includes some considerations about the theft and about the thesis itself. Chapter two attempts to illustrate a historical introduction of the topic. It is subdivided into three main parts. The first part describes the oldest references about a theft in the history, the second part analyzes a development in the roman law and the third part is about the notion of the theft as it went through changes throughout Czech law history. Chapter three examines relevant Czech legislation. It is subdivided in four main parts. There are the nature of the offences against property and the legal formulations of offence of theft in current Act No. 40/2009 and in previous Act No. 140/1961 introduced in the first and second part of this chapter. The third part focuses on problems which followed the coming into force of the current law, such as complications caused by a new formulation of the theft and its consequences,...
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The problems of theft/pilferage/misappropriation and related pathologies in the perestroika period (1986-1989) in the Rudé právo
Bruna, Jaroslav ; Vilímek, Tomáš (advisor) ; Slačálek, Ondřej (referee)
(thefts of socialist property) This diploma thesis observes how the problems of thefts of socialist property in Czechoslovakia were presented in the Rudé právo, the press body of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia, between 1986 and 1989, or which discrepancies appeared in this presentation. The view on thefts of socialist property in the terms of law comes before the real core of the thesis - by putting stress on the definition of the socialist property in the Constitution, the given criminal act in the Penal Code, the view of the juristic literature on the social dangerousness of the given action, here represented by the Socialistická zákonnost journal. Afterwards the author focuses on how the problems of thefts (but also that of protection) of socialist property were related to the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia (or rather to its officials), top managers and rank and file employees, which he illustrates on particular cases. In the end the author compares the articles of the Rudé právo with some empirical findings - in relation to the survey of the Institute for public opinion poll by the Federal statistical office about the discipline and the check on the workplace, in relation to the statistics about the economic criminal activity mentioned in the German written...
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The Crime of Theft under s. 205 of the Criminal Code
Vrzalová, Jana ; Bohuslav, Lukáš (advisor) ; Gřivna, Tomáš (referee)
This thesis deals with an offence of Theft under s. 205 of the Act No. 140/2008 Coll. Criminal Code. The purpose of this thesis is to analyse the offence of Theft as the most often offence in the Czech Republic common the current legislation de lege lata. It also outlines the proposal for possible amendments de lege ferenda and draws attention to problematic provisions of effective legislation. This study is divided into five main chapters; each of them consists of separate subchapters. The introductory part defines the basic legal institutes related to the Theft and the institutes of other law-related fields dealing with property protection. Chapter two is the main part of this thesis which includes the analysis of the current legislation firstly in general terms and then specifically only in relation to the crime of Theft. There are obligatory and facultative the characteristics of the merits of a criminal offence, ie the object, actus rea, the subject and the mens rea. Further the chapter deals with the second paragraph of the crime of Theft which establishes the second merits of a Theft, namely the punishment of the recidivism. The conclusion of this section deals with particularly aggravating circumstances. The following chapter illustrates similar criminal offences that have several common...
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