MP213Z/01: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each odd Monday 15:05–16:35 208, J. Benák
MP213Z/02: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each even Monday 15:05–16:35 208, J. Benák
MP213Z/03: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each odd Monday 16:40–18:10 208, D. Kosař
MP213Z/04: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each even Monday 16:40–18:10 208, Z. Koudelka
MP213Z/05: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each odd Monday 18:15–19:45 208, D. Kosař
MP213Z/06: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each even Monday 18:15–19:45 208, Z. Koudelka
MP213Z/07: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each odd Tuesday 16:40–18:10 258, P. Kandalec
MP213Z/08: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each even Tuesday 16:40–18:10 258, P. Kandalec
MP213Z/09: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each odd Tuesday 18:15–19:45 258, P. Kandalec
MP213Z/10: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each even Tuesday 18:15–19:45 258, P. Kandalec
MP213Z/11: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each odd Wednesday 8:00–9:30 208, V. Šimíček
MP213Z/12: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each even Wednesday 8:00–9:30 208, P. Molek
MP213Z/13: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each odd Wednesday 9:35–11:05 214, V. Šimíček
MP213Z/14: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each even Wednesday 9:35–11:05 214, P. Molek
MP213Z/15: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each odd Wednesday 11:10–12:40 215, J. Benák
MP213Z/16: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each even Wednesday 11:10–12:40 215, J. Benák
MP213Z/17: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each odd Thursday 8:00–9:30 258, J. Svatoň
MP213Z/18: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each even Thursday 8:00–9:30 258, V. Šimíček
MP213Z/19: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each odd Thursday 9:35–11:05 258, J. Benák
MP213Z/20: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each even Thursday 9:35–11:05 258, V. Šimíček
MP213Z/21: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each odd Thursday 11:10–12:40 258, J. Svatoň
MP213Z/22: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each even Thursday 11:10–12:40 258, J. Svatoň
MP213Z/23: Mon 3. 3. to Fri 23. 5. each even Tuesday 15:05–16:35 124, P. Kandalec
MP213Z/24: No timetable has been entered into IS.J. Benák
Course Enrolment Limitations
The course is only offered to the students of the study fields the course is directly associated with.
fields of study / plans the course is directly associated with
At the end of the course the student should understand the basic problems of the theory of the constitution and the values the constitution of the Czech Republic is based on (legal regulation of state power and its organisation in the Czech Republic, separation of powers, particular constitutional bodies, their position to each other, rules of their procedure); the students should be able to interpret provisions of the constitutional order and of the related enactments; students should be able to deliver a reasoned analysis of some basic constitutional law problems.
Syllabus
Concept, subject and sources of the Czech constitutional law.
Continuity and discontinuity in the development of the Czech constitutional law.
Constitutional accountability.
Constitution as a fundamental law.
Interpretation and application of the Czech constitution.
International law and the national law.
Promulgation of statutes and other legal enactments
Right to association and the right of the political parties in the Czech Republic.
Electoral law and its principles.
Direct democracy in the Czech Republic.
Territorial organisation of the Czech Republic.
Citizenship.
Literature
FILIP, Jan. Ústavní právo České republiky. 1, Základní pojmy a instituty. Ústavní základy ČR. 4. opr. a dopl. vyd. Brno: Masarykova univerzita, 2003, 556 s. (Edice učebnic PrF MU v Brně ; sv. 330). ISBN 80-210-3254-5. info
FILIP, Jan, Jan SVATOŇ and Josef ZIMEK. Základy státovědy. 3. opr. a zkrác.vyd. Brno: Masarykova univerzita. Právnická fakulta, 2002, 264 s. Edice učebnic PrF MU v Brně ; č. 306. ISBN 80-210-3023-2. info
Teaching methods
Seminars
Assessment methods
The attendance at the lectures is not obligatory. The attendance at the seminars is obligatory. The conditions of credit acquirement are set by the teacher.
