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List of Sections

Is the Normative Theory of Law Still Alive?

(Department of Legal Theory)

Scientific Guarantor
prof. JUDr. PhDr. Miloš Večeřa, CSc.
Organizational Guarantor:
doc. PhDr. Tatiana Machalová, CSc.
Language:
German, English
Annotation:

Subsections: The role of Kelsen´s and Weyr´s theory of law; The actual questions of the normative theory of law.

Right to Fair Trial

(Department of Constitutional Law and Political Science)

Scientific Guarantor
JUDr. Pavel Molek, Ph.D.
Organizational Guarantor:
Mgr. Pavel Kandalec
Language:
Czech, Slovak
Annotation:

Asserted violation of the right to fair trial is in the long term the most often asserted argument in constitutional complaints and applicatins to ECtHR. This right is interesting not only for "human rights" academics; the scope of right to fair trial is a "meeting point" of constitutional law, criminal law, civil procedure law and administrative law. Therefore, the constitutional law section is opened not only to scholars of constitutional law, but to academics dealing with different aspects of procedural law, who would like to discuss questions of the scope of the right to fair trial, access to court, requirements for judge and court or procedural guarantees of criminal, civil or administrative procedure.

Public Law Influence Upon Private Law In the Past

(Department of the History of the State and Law)

Scientific Guarantor
prof. JUDr. Ladislav Vojáček, CSc.
Organizational Guarantor:
JUDr. Pavel Salák, Ph.D.
Language:
Czech, Slovak
Annotation:

The section is focused on analysing public authorities' influence upon the area of private law (ownership, freedom of contract, family relationships, etc.), that is typical for a specific period of time, such as agrarian reform, confiscation, nationalization, forced forms of beneficial use or state's acts concerning child care, emphasis is also given to the effort to get rid of the deformation connected therewith. Particular aspects of natural increase of public interests in legal order in past are also examined.

Personal Aspects of a Local self-government

(Department of Administrative Studies and Administrative Law and Department of Labour Law and Social Security Law)

Scientific Guarantor
doc. JUDr. Milan Galvas, CSc.; JUDr. Stanislav Kadečka, Ph.D.
Organizational Guarantor:
Mgr. Veronika Kudrová
Language:
Czech, Slovak, English
Annotation:

Every territorial self-governing unit is represented by a group of individuals presented as authors and also as the recipients of the local public administration. Municipal citizenship is encumbered by a wide range of obligations and rights. The same rights as those of municipal citizens are gained by the citizens of European Union with a residence in the municipality. Currently there is a question, posed also considering the fact of purpose-built residence gain, if the residence actually bound to the municipial citizenship is either merely registrational question (as stated for a long period of time) or could be taken also in a material sense. On the local self-government level individuals pose also as voted functionaries, professional employees or officials. Besides the merit and the regulation of the relationship of those individuals and the local self-governing unit there are brought also questions concerning ethic codes or local goverment corruption. All these questions should be the topic of this conference section, together with reflection of the dynamics of european administrative law principles in action.

Civil Law on the Cross-roads

(Department of Civil Law)

Scientific Guarantor
prof. JUDr. Jan Hurdík, CSc.
Organizational Guarantor:
JUDr.. Kateřina Ronovská, Ph.D., JUDr. Pavel Koukal, Ph.D.
Language:
English
Annotation:

The section provides space for the presentation of opinions and views on civil law and its development in the Czech Republic and Europe. Private (or civil) law is currently facing fundamental changes and stands at a crossroads. It is therefore appropriate to capture the trends and developments - European, national, regional. This section is also intended for the presentation of papers relating to intellectual property rights protection.

Declarations, Charters and Human Rights Conventions, and their Relevance for Transformation of Family Law

(Department of Civil Law)

Scientific Guarantor
doc. JUDr. Zdeňka Králíčková, Ph.D.
Organizational Guarantor:
Mgr. Martin Kornel
Language:
Czech, Slovak
Annotation:

Generally about  the importance of international and constitutional law for family law: the rights of the child to know his or her origin, surrogacy, determination and denial of paternity, contact with parents, including so-called assisted, adoption, so called abduction; Draft of  the new Civil Code -  rigidity vs. dynamics.

Corruption: Criminal Law, Criminilogical and Criminalistic Aspects

(Department of Criminal Law)

Scientific Guarantor
prof. JUDr. Vladimír Kratochvíl, CSc.
Organizational Guarantor:
JUDr. Marek Fryšták, Ph.D.
Language:
Czech, Slovak, English
Annotation:

The section will be aimed at basic problematic issues of the enumerated aspects of the corruption behaviour, i.e. criminal law (substantive, e.g. subsidiary role of criminal sanctions, and procedural, e.g. evidence proceedings), criminological (e.g. etiology and phenomenology of corruption) and criminalistic aspects (e.g. modus operandi, tactical criminalistic methods). The theoretical as well as the practical perspective is pursued. The section won’t leave aside the issue of international justice cooperation in criminal matters of the corruption nature and the problems of Europeanization of the national substantive and procedural criminal law. Foreign appearances and contributions are also welcomed.

Interpretation and Application of International and European Union Law by National Courts

(Department of International and European Law)

Scientific Guarantor:
prof. JUDr. Vladimír Týč, CSc.
Organizational Guarantor:
JUDr. David Sehnálek, Ph.D.
Language:
English
Annotation:

The topic covers all issues, where rules of international law (in particular international treaties) as well as rules of European Union law are applied by national authorities. During this process a lot of new legal questions arise. These questions and doubts are not only general (for example the issues related to the problem of autonomous interpretation) but also in particular cases very specific (for example the question of application of an international treaty to detriment of an individual). The contributions should deal with these issues.

CISG - Reasons for its Refusal by Legal Practice

(Department of International and European Law)

Scientific Guarantor:
prof. JUDr. Naděžda Rozehnalová, CSc.
Organizational Guarantor:
JUDr. Klára Svobodová, Ph.D.
Language:
Czech, Slovak
Annotation:

United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods is considered to be one of the most successful unification instruments in the area of international trade. However, the Convention is a non-mandatory rule. The legal practice often makes use of the non-mandatory character of the Convention and excludes the application of the Convention on the sale contracts. What are the reasons for refusal of the Convention? Are they connected to the legal regulation contained in the Convention? And if so, why? Besides, there exist further questions relating to the content of the Convention as well as questions relating to the relation between the Convention and rules of conflict or procedural law.

"Bermuda Triangle" of the Commercial Law I.

(Department of Commercial Law)

Scientific Guarantor:
prof. JUDr. Josef Bejček, CSc.
Organizational Guarantor:
JUDr. Ing. Josef Šilhán, Ph.D.
Language:
Czech, Slovak
Annotation:

Contemporary expert discussions in the field of commercial law address not only the problems of the legislation currently in force, but also the recent draft of the civil law recodification, as well as various topics connected with the European law. The theme of the section is therefore focused on this "tripoint" of the European law, Czech national law and the proposed civil law recodification.

Public Sector Finance (Legal and Economic Aspects of Its Functioning)

(Department of Financial Law and Economics)

Scientific Guarantor:
doc. Ing. Jiří Blažek, CSc.
Organizational Guarantor:
JUDr. Ing. Michal Radvan, Ph.D.
Language:
Czech, Slovak, English
Annotation:

Section “Public Sector Finance” will address the mentioned issue of the legal and economic perspective. The public sector is a neurological point of functioning of the entire society. The vast majority of public goods is provided by public sector entities, and their production costs are substantially covered from public funds. We welcome the contributions including theoretical issues concerning the sector itself and the public good in both economic and legal terms as well as specific knowledge of the practice. Specific attention will be devoted to tax revenues of local self-government units, especially to property taxes.

Animal as an Object of Legal Relationships

(Department of Environmental Law and Land Law)

Scientific Guarantor:
doc. JUDr. Ivana Průchová, CSc.
Organizational Guarantor:
JUDr. Jana Tkáčiková, Ph.D.
Language:
Czech, Slovak, English
Annotation:

Animals are the object of diverse legal relationships that are being regulated by set of legal regulations of public law as well as private law. The topics of your contributions may be related to the specific status of an animal as a part of nature, the protection of the individuals within the animal kingdom or the whole species from the potential threat sources or on the contrary the protection of the environment from the possible negative effects of animals, as well as the status of the animal as the object of proprietary or enjoyment right. These aspects can be treated from the perspective of the legislation in force and in terms of the development trends in the protection and the status of animals.

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