| Kód | SOC001 Czech Constitutional Law and Political System |
| Období | podzim 2004 |
| Název | Czech Constitutional Law and Political System |
| Úprava | základních, doplňujících údajů, atributů předmětu. Stručný výpis. |
| Krátký název | Cze Const.Law and Polit.System |
| Název anglicky | Czech Constitutional Law and Political System |
| Krátký název angl. | Cz Const.Law and Polit.System |
| Vyučovací jazyk | eng angličtina |
| Zařazení na fakultě | 1422 Právnická fakulta |
| Garant | prof. JUDr. Jan Filip, CSc. (Děk PrF MU), učo 1367 |
| Garantní oddělení | 142212 Katedra ústavního práva a politologie |
| Kontaktní osoba | prof. JUDr. Josef Bejček, CSc. (KObchP PrF MU), učo 1757 |
| Učitelé | prof. JUDr. Jan Filip, CSc. (Děk PrF MU), učo 1367, přednášející, pořadí neurčeno |
| | Dr. Mark Gillis, J. D., učo 37999, přednášející, pořadí neurčeno |
| | doc. JUDr. Jiří Kroupa, CSc. (KÚPP PrF MU), učo 2723, přednášející, pořadí neurčeno |
| | JUDr. Michal Lamparter, Ph.D. (KÚPP PrF MU), učo 2559, přednášející, pořadí neurčeno |
| | doc. JUDr. Jan Svatoň, CSc. (KÚPP PrF MU), učo 600, přednášející, pořadí neurčeno |
| Ukončení | zk zkouška (doporučené) |
| Poznámka k ukončení | |
| Je ukončení odložené? | ne |
| Rozsah | přednáška -, cvičení -, jiné - |
| Četnost | |
| Četnost - poznámka | |
| Periodicita | každý semestr |
| Periodicita - poznámka | |
| Počet kreditů | 6 |
| Kreditová funkce | () |
| Kredity - poznámka | |
| Prerekvizity | |
| Limit - max. studentů | |
| Limit - poznámka | |
| Poznámka | |
| Mateřské obory | C Multidisciplinární studia stáž (PrF, KOS)
C Multidisciplinární studia stáž (CUS, KOS)
Změněno: 30. 3. 2004 17:10, prof. JUDr. Jan Filip, CSc. |
| Nabízet mimo obory | ne |
| Atributy | nezadány |
| Hlavní údaje změněny | 22. 4. 2003 11:41, Mgr. Pavla Nohelová |
| Další údaje změněny | 22. 4. 2003 11:41, Mgr. Pavla Nohelová |
| Předpoklady slovně | |
| Předpoklady anglicky | |
| Anotace | This is a survey course providing a brief introduction to foreign students of the main features of the Czech Constitutional order and several major topics of constitutional law. This allows students the opportunity to understand the unique historical that went into making up the present order, the current outlines and main sources of constitutional rules. It also examines the main constitutional institutions and organs (legislative, executive, judicial, and independent bodies such as the Czech National Bank and the Ombudsman). The course also examines the new institution of the Constitutional Court, certain of the obstacles it has encountered in providing protection to the constitutional order, and certain of the fundamental rights whose protection is has provided in its developing case law. |
| Anotace anglicky | This is a survey course providing a brief introduction to foreign students of the main features of the Czech Constitutional order and several major topics of constitutional law. This allows students the opportunity to understand the unique historical that went into making up the present order, the current outlines and main sources of constitutional rules. It also examines the main constitutional institutions and organs (legislative, executive, judicial, and independent bodies such as the Czech National Bank and the Ombudsman). The course also examines the new institution of the Constitutional Court, certain of the obstacles it has encountered in providing protection to the constitutional order, and certain of the fundamental rights whose protection is has provided in its developing case law. |
| Osnova | History of the Czech constitutional tradition; the Czech Constitution and Czech constitutional order; Political system of the Czech Republic; Political parties in the Czech Republic; the Legislative power in the Czech Republic; the Executive power in the Czech Republic; the Judicial power in the Czech Republic; the Czech Constitutional Court; Independent state institutions (Czech National Bank, Ombudsman, etc.); Territorial self-government in the Czech Republic after reform; Constitutional status of the individual; Constitutional status of denominations and church law in the Czech Republic; the Freedom of expression |
| Osnova anglicky | History of the Czech constitutional tradition; the Czech Constitution and Czech constitutional order; Political system of the Czech Republic; Political parties in the Czech Republic; the Legislative power in the Czech Republic; the Executive power in the Czech Republic; the Judicial power in the Czech Republic; the Czech Constitutional Court; Independent state institutions (Czech National Bank, Ombudsman, etc.); Territorial self-government in the Czech Republic after reform; Constitutional status of the individual; Constitutional status of denominations and church law in the Czech Republic; the Freedom of expression |
| Typ výuky a zkoušky | Lectures are held for a minimum of 5 students. With smaller number of students attending the course, lectures are replaced with tutorials.
Reading list will be given by the course co-ordinator at the fist lecture or tutorial.
The examination has a written and an oral part.
Examination - credit requirements:
1. Semester paper
2. Written test comprising Yes/No(True/False) or multiple choice questions
3. Discussion on the semester paper |
| Sylabus změněn | 22. 4. 2003 15:16, Mgr. Pavla Nohelová |
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| Literatura | nezadána |
| Navazující předměty | nezadány |
| Potvrzena správnost | 30. 3. 2004 17:10, prof. JUDr. Jan Filip, CSc. |
| Rozvrhové informace | nezadány |
| Členění na seminární/paralelní výuku | žádné seminární skupiny |
