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AUC IURIDICA, Vol 52 No 3 (2006), 33–46
Trestné činy hospodářské ve vládním návrhu trestního zákoníku
[Economic Criminal Offences in Government Bill of the Criminal Code]
Jiří Herczeg
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14712/23366478.2025.112
published online: 14. 02. 2025
abstract
The democratic social and economics reforms after the Velvet Revolutio of November 1989 were subsequently reflected in Czech legislation. The valid penal law from year 1961 have been amended many times. The government prepared new penal law. Even in democratic society the Economic Criminal Offences constituent significant part of penal law. Country whose economy is base on market business principles out of definite economy regulation and the part of this regulation are instruments of penal law. Economic Criminal Offences are modified in Chapter VI. There are Criminal Offences against the Economic System (Division 1), Criminal Offences against Economic Discipline (Division 2), Currency and Taxation Criminal Offences (Division 3), Criminal Relating to Unfair Competition, Trademarks, Protected Designs, Inventions and Copyright (Division 4). In the other part author is giving us definition of single crimes, describe changes against present adjustment and do not avoid any suggestions de lege ferenda. The attention paid to crime “Misuse of information in business relations”. Trying to eliminate this had result of 10 years of preparing disapproval recodification criminal code.
keywords: criminal code; penal law; economic criminal offences; recodification, government bill
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