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The document is a legal decision regarding the admissibility of a case related to the excessive length of civil proceedings in the Czech Republic.
Year:
2008
Region / City:
Czech Republic
Topic:
Legal Decision
Document Type:
Court Decision
Institution:
European Court of Human Rights
Author:
European Court of Human Rights Judges
Target Audience:
Legal professionals, individuals involved in human rights law
Period of Validity:
Ongoing
Approval Date:
12 February 2008
Amendment Date:
None
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Date:
September 31, 2011
Jurisdiction:
Texas
Legal area:
Criminal evidence law
Topic:
Demonstrative evidence
Document type:
Legal memorandum
Author:
John Stride
Recipient:
Clay Abbott
Subject:
Use of recorded HGN tests in jury trials
Relevant courts:
Texas intermediate courts of appeals
Cases discussed:
Thrasher v. State; Hartsock v. State; Redfearn v. State
Evidence format:
Video, DVD, CD recordings
Procedural posture:
Appellate review
Time period covered:
2010–2011
Year:
2001
Region / City:
Strasbourg
Subject:
Human Rights, European Court of Human Rights
Document Type:
Court Decision
Institution:
European Court of Human Rights
Author:
L. Wildhaber, E. Palm, C.L. Rozakis, G. Ress, J.-P. Costa, G. Jörundsson, L. Caflisch, P. Kūris, I. Cabral Barreto, R. Türmen, V. Strážnická, C. Bîrsan, J. Casadevall, J. Hedigan, W. Thomassen, A.B. Baka, K. Traja
Target Audience:
Legal professionals, human rights experts
Effective Period:
1999-2001
Approval Date:
12 December 2001
Modification Date:
None
Year:
1997
Region / City:
Ireland
Subject:
Human Rights, Legal Proceedings, Abortion Laws
Document Type:
Court Decision
Institution:
European Commission of Human Rights
Author:
N/A
Target Audience:
Legal professionals, Human Rights organizations
Period of Validity:
N/A
Date of Approval:
9 April 1997
Date of Amendments:
N/A
Year:
2005
Region / City:
United Kingdom
Topic:
Legal case, Human rights
Document type:
Court decision
Institution:
European Court of Human Rights
Author:
European Court of Human Rights
Target audience:
Legal professionals, scholars, human rights organizations
Period of validity:
N/A
Date of approval:
29 November 2005
Date of amendments:
N/A
Jurisdiction:
State of Arizona
Statute Number:
13-3989.02
Legal Field:
Criminal Procedure and Evidence
Document Type:
Statutory Provision
Governing Body:
Arizona Legislature
Subject:
Admissibility and authentication of public safety radio traffic records and recordings
Referenced Rules:
Arizona Rules of Evidence Rule 901(b)(10)
Related Statute:
Section 122292
Scope:
Public safety answering point communications facilities
Definitions:
“Records and recordings” including radio calls, data compilations, copies, and explanatory materials
Year:
2008
Region / City:
Berlin, Germany
Subject:
Admissibility of application
Document type:
Court decision
Institution:
European Court of Human Rights
Author:
European Court of Human Rights
Target audience:
Legal professionals, scholars, and individuals interested in European human rights law
Period of validity:
Ongoing
Approval date:
8 January 2008
Date of changes:
N/A
Year:
2009
Region / City:
Strasbourg
Theme:
Human Rights, Bereavement Benefits, Same-Sex Partnership
Document Type:
Court Decision
Institution:
European Court of Human Rights
Author:
European Court of Human Rights
Target Audience:
Legal Professionals, Human Rights Advocates
Period of Application:
2001-2009
Approval Date:
23 June 2009
Amendment Date:
N/A
Year:
2010
Region / City:
Europe
Subject:
Human Rights, Missing Persons
Document Type:
Court Decision
Organ / Institution:
European Court of Human Rights
Author:
European Court of Human Rights
Target Audience:
Legal professionals, Human Rights organizations, Policy makers
Period of Validity:
Not applicable
Approval Date:
1 June 2010
Date of Changes:
Not applicable
Year:
2004
Region / City:
Penza, Russia
Topic:
Human rights, legal case
Document type:
Court decision
Organization / Institution:
European Court of Human Rights
Author:
European Court of Human Rights
Target audience:
Legal professionals, researchers, individuals interested in human rights law
Period of validity:
2004
Approval date:
13 May 2004
Modification date:
N/A
Year:
2004
Region / City:
Penza, Russia
Subject:
Civil defamation, Media freedom
Document Type:
Legal decision
Author:
European Court of Human Rights
Target Audience:
Legal professionals, scholars, human rights organizations
Period of Action:
Ongoing legal proceedings
Date of Approval:
13 May 2004
Date of Modifications:
None
Field of law:
Law of Evidence
Jurisdiction:
South Africa
Legal framework:
Criminal Procedure Act; Civil Proceedings Evidence Act; Constitution of the Republic of South Africa
Key constitutional provisions:
Section 35(1); Section 35(2); Section 35(3); Section 36
Subject matter:
Admissibility and relevance of evidence
Core concepts:
Proof; Evidence; Evidentiary material; Relevance; Admissibility
Sources of law:
Historical sources; English law; Legislation; Court cases
Incorporation of foreign law:
Direct incorporation; Indirect incorporation (residuary clauses)
Reference date for incorporated law:
30 May 1961
Type of proceedings addressed:
Criminal proceedings; Civil proceedings involving the state; Civil proceedings
Notable case discussed:
Shabalala
Related case:
Trupedo
Key issues examined:
Tracking dog evidence; Hearsay; Probative value; Distinction between weight and admissibility
Intended audience:
Law students and legal practitioners
Jurisdiction:
United States
Legal Framework:
Federal Rules of Evidence
Subject:
Admissibility of Evidence in Jury Trials
Document Type:
Educational outline and doctrinal summary
Primary Focus:
Relevance, prejudice, hearsay, character evidence, witness examination, authentication, and best evidence rule
Referenced Provisions:
FRE 104, 401–415, 501, 601–611, 701–706, 801–807, 901–902, 1001–1007
Constitutional Reference:
Sixth Amendment Confrontation Clause
Key Case Referenced:
US v. Tanner
Intended Audience:
Law students preparing for examinations
Structure:
Topical outline with objection chart and explanatory notes
Year:
2011
Region / City:
Cyprus
Theme:
Human rights, Law
Document Type:
Legal Decision
Institution:
European Court of Human Rights
Author:
European Court of Human Rights
Target Audience:
Legal professionals, Scholars, Human Rights advocates
Period of Validity:
Ongoing
Approval Date:
21 June 2011
Amendment Date:
N/A
Contextual description:
Legal decision from the European Court of Human Rights regarding the admissibility of a human rights application by Panayiotis Agapiou Kafkaris against Cyprus, focusing on his detention and the legal quality of his life sentence.
Year:
2010
Court:
European Court of Human Rights, Fifth Section
Application number:
37142/07
Applicant:
Gesine Mielke
Respondent State:
Germany
Date of decision:
9 March 2010
Place of origin of case:
Berlin, Germany
Subject matter:
Expropriation of property in the former German Democratic Republic and subsequent restitution proceedings
Legal context:
Property Act (Gesetz zur Regelung offener Vermögensfragen), Act on the Allocation of Former Public Property
Historical context:
Dissolution of the German Democratic Republic and German reunification (1989–1990)
Type of document:
Judicial decision on admissibility
Section Registrar:
Claudia Westerdiek
Chamber President:
Peer Lorenzen
Year:
2003
Region / City:
Romania
Topic:
Human Rights, Roma Minority, Violent Incident, Court Decision
Document Type:
Legal Decision
Institution:
European Court of Human Rights
Author:
European Court of Human Rights
Target Audience:
Legal professionals, human rights advocates, researchers in the field of minority rights
Period of Validity:
N/A
Date of Adoption:
3 June 2003
Date of Changes:
N/A
Year:
2023
Region / city:
Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia
Topic:
Transmission rights, cross-border market, nomination process
Document type:
Manual
Organization / institution:
JAO (Joint Allocation Office)
Author:
Not specified
Target audience:
Market participants, traders, TSOs
Effective period:
Ongoing
Approval date:
Not specified
Date of changes:
Not specified
Context:
A technical manual outlining the rules and processes for nominating Physical Transmission Rights across multiple European borders, including timelines, market procedures, and corrective actions in case of errors or anomalies.
Year:
2001
Region / City:
Strasbourg
Subject:
Human Rights, European Court of Human Rights
Document Type:
Court Decision
Institution:
European Court of Human Rights
Author:
L. Wildhaber, E. Palm, C.L. Rozakis, G. Ress, J.-P. Costa, G. Jörundsson, L. Caflisch, P. Kūris, I. Cabral Barreto, R. Türmen, V. Strážnická, C. Bîrsan, J. Casadevall, J. Hedigan, W. Thomassen, A.B. Baka, K. Traja
Target Audience:
Legal professionals, human rights experts
Effective Period:
1999-2001
Approval Date:
12 December 2001
Modification Date:
None
Year:
2025
Country:
Czech Republic
Organiser:
Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic
Department:
Department of Arts, Libraries and Creative Sectors – Unit of Literature and Libraries
Address:
Maltézské náměstí 1, 118 11 Prague 1, Czech Republic
Type of document:
Grant programme guidelines and call for applications
Subject:
Financial support for the publication of translations of original Czech literature abroad
Eligible applicants:
Publishers, magazine publishers, literary agents, translators based outside the Czech Republic
Source language:
Czech
Target languages:
No restrictions
Supported genres:
Poetry, prose, literature for children and young adults, comics, drama, essays and others
Priority focus:
Contemporary literature
Application deadlines:
15 November 2024; 15 May 2025
Programme rounds:
Two rounds
Legal framework:
Subject to the laws of the Czech Republic
Budget currency:
Euro
Grant settlement deadline:
15 January 2026
Decision-making authority:
Minister of Culture of the Czech Republic
Publication of results:
Website of the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic
Year:
2017
Region / City:
Czech Republic
Topic:
Corporal punishment of children
Document type:
Briefing
Organization / Institution:
Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children
Author:
Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children
Target Audience:
Human Rights Committee, international organizations, policy makers
Period of validity:
2017 onwards
Approval date:
April 2017
Date of changes:
Not specified
Institution:
Institute of Czech Studies, Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague
Organizing body:
International Office CU FA in Prague
Location:
Prague, Czech Republic
Program focus:
Czech language learning for foreigners
Target audience:
Foreign students and applicants preparing for study at Charles University and other Czech universities
Study levels:
From beginners to advanced (up to B2 and above)
Program structure:
Modular courses according to placement test results
Teaching load:
20 teaching hours per week
Duration:
1–6 semesters depending on entrance level
Academic year structure:
Two semesters (winter and summer)
Admission requirements:
Completed secondary education; ability to understand basic instruction in Czech or English
Assessment:
Final exams in each subject and final assessment
Certification:
Certificate of Completion with achieved language level and grades
Partner institutions:
Université libre de Bruxelles; Université Paris IV–Sorbonne; Humboldt Universität zu Berlin; Hankuk University of Foreign Studies; University of Foreign Studies (Jongin)
Program administration:
Mgr. Simona Drtinová; Ing. Jitka Štěpničková; Mgr. Svatava Škodová, Ph.D.
Contact email:
[email protected]
Webpage:
http://czechstudies.ff.cuni.cz/