Publication details
Úřední osoba z pohledu trestního práva s vybranými příklady
| Title in English | Official from a criminal law perspective with selected examples |
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| Authors | |
| Year of publication | 2020 |
| Type | Article in Periodical |
| Magazine / Source | Trestněprávní revue |
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| Citation | |
| Web | Repozitář MU |
| Keywords | an oficial; judge; official of territorial self-government; state administration body; assistant |
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| Description | An official in a criminal law concept is generally defined in Section 127 of the Criminal Code, but without further legal regulations it would not be possible to interpret the cited term. Some persons explicitly mentioned in the PZ also provide other functions, professions, etc., although they no longer explicitly follow from the legal provision. The article "Official from the point of view of criminal law with selected examples" deals with further possible viewing of selected persons who in some cases can be considered an official in the sense of TrZ and also on the contrary who cannot be classified as an official in § 127 of the TrZ. The issue of officials is thus not entirely simple and always unambiguous. The article deals mainly with other persons subject to the term judge, official of territorial self-government, state administration body or other public authority in the sense of an official from the point of view of criminal law. In particular, the basic theses and opinions relating to jurors, assistant judges, court reporters and employees of municipal joint-stock companies will be outlined. |