Criminal law

We all have the right to a fair trial. But what does that mean?

9. October 2024

5 minutes of reading

Criminal law

We live in a state governed by the rule of law, where the right to a fair trial is one of the key elements that allow us not to worry about going to jail or having to pay heavy fines without anyone actually looking into our case. The right to a fair trial is one of the most important fundamental rights we have in the Czech Republic. What do we mean by it?

Murder and attempted murder: what are the most serious crimes?

2. October 2024

8 minutes of reading

Criminal law

Murder is one of the most serious crimes and the Criminal Code treats it with extreme severity. If someone deliberately kills another person, he or she faces a long prison sentence, including exceptional penalties. However, "mere" attempted murder is punished just as severely. Why is this the case and what are the penalties for both variants of the offence?

Necessary defense: When do you need to have a lawyer and why is it important?

1. October 2024

7 minutes of reading

Criminal law

Necessary defence is an important element of Czech criminal law. It responds to the principle that in certain cases the accused have not only the right, but even the obligation to have a lawyer. This institute aims to protect the rights of accused persons who find themselves in a difficult situation where they need professional legal assistance. What is a necessary defence and when is it mandatory?

The co-accused: how does co-operation work and when does it pay?

11. September 2024

7 minutes of reading

Criminal law

The institution of a cooperating defendant is an important tool in criminal proceedings that allows defendants to reduce their sentence in exchange for cooperation with law enforcement authorities. In certain circumstances, this can be a so-called "win-win" situation. Investigators are facilitated in uncovering complex criminal activity and, on the other hand, the accused gains a more favourable legal position. When and how does it pay for the accused to cooperate? This is the subject of the current text.

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Crime and misdemeanour: How do they differ and what should you know about them?

8. September 2024

6 minutes of reading

Criminal law

Crimes are an integral part of the legal system, but do you know the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor? This article will explain what these terms mean, what the differences are and how crimes are categorised under Czech law.

Prosecutors: a key element of the Czech legal system

27. August 2024

7 minutes of reading

Criminal law

Prosecutors play a key role in the Czech legal system. They are primarily responsible for bringing charges and representing the state in criminal proceedings. How do the different levels of prosecution work, what are their competences and what powers do prosecutors have in different proceedings?

Organised crime in the Czech Republic and the fight against it

26. August 2024

7 minutes of reading

Criminal law

Organized crime is not only found in movies or abroad. It occurs in our country as well. We find it in various forms, but especially in the areas of drugs, tax fraud and prostitution. The fact that it is a really big problem is also highlighted by the special institutions that are working to combat it. In this article, we will take a closer look at these institutions and present the forms of organised crime in our country.

First aid in case of credit card misuse

25. August 2024

8 minutes of reading

Criminal law

Payment cards have become a normal part of our daily lives, but with their proliferation comes the risk of misuse. Today, we'll look at how you can effectively protect yourself from card misuse, what steps to take if you become a victim of such an act, and what legal consequences can befall those responsible.

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Damage to another’s property: When is it a crime and what are the consequences?

25. August 2024

7 minutes of reading

Criminal law

Have you ever caused damage to someone else's property or had your belongings damaged by someone else? When is damaging someone else's property considered a criminal offence and when is it an ordinary offence? And what effect does intent or negligence have on the legal qualification of such an act?

How to request extradition in criminal proceedings?

24. August 2024

7 minutes of reading

Criminal law

Have you been forced to, or have you voluntarily surrendered an item as part of criminal proceedings that you would now like to recover? What rights do you have in this respect and what procedure does the law provide for?

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We all have the right to a fair trial. But what does that mean?

Murder and attempted murder: what are the most serious crimes?

Necessary defense: When do you need to have a lawyer and why is it important?

The co-accused: how does co-operation work and when does it pay?

Get advice from online lawyers

Crime and misdemeanour: How do they differ and what should you know about them?

Prosecutors: a key element of the Czech legal system

Organised crime in the Czech Republic and the fight against it

First aid in case of credit card misuse

Damage to another’s property: When is it a crime and what are the consequences?

How to request extradition in criminal proceedings?

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