Czech

3

Not applicable.

Students will learn theoretical aspects as well as current legal regulations. They will be made familiar with basic terms of law, and will gain an in-depth understanding of the legal institutes within the public law, which is the main topic of this course. Students will be able to interpret the regulations relating to the law, and use the basic terminology, and will be able to use legal terminology necessary for application of financial laws as in other related legal and economic subjects and in their future professional practice.

General knowledge of law at secondary school level.

Not applied.

Lectures consist of an explanation of basic principles, methodology of the discipline, problems and their solutions.

Credit is not granted, the subject is conceived without credit
Written and oral examinations (term in one day)

Budget law
Tax and fee law
customs law
monetary law
foreign law
Public banking law - regulates the state supervision of banks
The insurance of public law - compulsory funds
hallmarking law
securities

Not applicable.

The main objective of the course is to familiarise students with the theoretical principles and a methodology necessary to understand the judicial system. They will have a grasp of legal regulations, their systematic structures and related legal techniques etc.
The course is focused on Public Law and is intended to provide specific knowledge of current legal regulations within this field. The emphasis is placed on 'functions of state' and its statutory bodies (departments) together with an understanding of decision-making processes behind Public Finance, disposing and controlling the finance (Revenue and Expenditure).
This section also looks at the functions of individual government departments controlling the regulation of banking, insurance, Stock Exchange, Foreign Exchange, price regulation etc. Also dealt with are the obligations of individual institutions and their employees to combat illegal incomes from criminal activity (so called money laundering).
Students will acquire practical knowledge of individual legal institutions of public law that can be applied in their future jobs within the fields of economic or law company. The purpose of the course is to provide a basic introduction to the different areas of law. Students can develop this knowledge in several follow-up courses included in both the Bachelor's Study Programme and the Master's Study Programme.

The course is taught without seminars. Attendance at lectures is not obligatory.

Not applicable.

Not applicable.

VEJVODOVÁ, H., KOPŘIVA, J.: PRÁVO I. - Finanční právo – skriptum. 3. vyd. Brno: CERM, 2008. 89 s. ISBN 978-80-214-3730-2 (CS)
Aktuální články v odborných periodicích i denním tisku (Ekonom, Hospodářské noviny, EURO, atd.) (CS)

Platné zákony k jednotlivým tematickým okruhům (čísla zákonů viz učební text, nebo aktuálně novelizovaná znění Sbírka zákonů ČR) (CS)

26 hours, optionally

Topics of lectures includes:
- Public law and Private law, theoretical aspects,
- Public finance and Budgets,
- Rules and regulations of Budgets, State Budget, National fund,
- Principles of tax theory,
- Czech Tax System,
- Rules and regulation of Fines,
- Customs (Customs Law within the EU and the Czech Republic),
- Bank Law,
- Measures taken against illegal incomes from criminal activity,
- Foreign Exchange
- Statutory Pricing
- Insurance
- Stock Exchange