Act of the Czech National Council No. 555 / 1992 Coll.
Act of the Czech National Council on the Prison Service and the Judicial Guard of the Czech Republic
Valid
Effective from 01.01.1993
Contents
§ 1
HLAVA PRVNÍ
§ 2
§ 3
§ 4
§ 4a
§ 4b
§ 4c
§ 4d
HLAVA DRUHÁ
§ 5
§ 6
§ 7
§ 8
§ 9
§ 10
§ 11
§ 12
§ 13
§ 13a
§ 13b
§ 14
§ 15
§ 16
§ 16a
§ 16b
§ 16c
§ 17
§ 18
§ 19
§ 20
§ 21
§ 21a
§ 21b
HLAVA TŘETÍ
§ 22
§ 22a
HLAVA ČTVRTÁ
§ 23
HLAVA PÁTÁ
§ 23a
§ 23b
HLAVA ŠESTÁ
§ 23c
HLAVA SEDMÁ
§ 24
§ 24a
§ 24b
§ 24ba
§ 24c
§ 25
§ 25a
§ 28
§ 29
§ 30
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555
THE LAW
Czech National Council
of 17 November 1992
on the Prison Service and the Judicial Guard of the Czech Republic
The Czech National Council decided on this law:
Preliminary provisions
(1) The Prison Service of the Czech Republic (the "Prison Service") is hereby established, which ensures the exercise of custody, the exercise of security detention and the execution of a custodial sentence and, to the extent provided for by this Act, the protection of order and security in the performance of the judiciary and administration of the courts and in the activities of the prosecutors and the Ministry of Justice (the "Ministry").
(2) The prison service is an armed security corps. It shall be managed by the Director-General of the Prison Service (hereinafter referred to as the Director-General), appointed and dismissed by the Minister of Justice (hereinafter referred to as the Minister). The Director-General shall be responsible to the Minister for the activities of the Prison Service.
(3) The prison service is the administration and accounting unit 1)
(4) The organizational units of the Prison Service are Directorates General, detention prisons, prisons, institutions for the performance of security detention, the Central Vocational Training Centre and the Academy of Prison Services. The Directorate-General shall ensure that the joint tasks of the other organisational units are carried out, which shall be managed and controlled by methodology. The head of detention prisons, prisons, security detention institutions, the Central Vocational Training Centre and the Academy of Prison Services are directors appointed and dismissed by the Director General.
(5) The prison service operates in the territory of the Czech Republic, unless it provides for specific legislation or a declaration of international agreement, the ratification of which Parliament has given its consent and to which the Czech Republic is otherwise bound. Under the conditions, to the extent and in the manner laid down by the international agreement, a member of the Prison Service and a civil servant of the Prison Service shall be entitled to operate in the territory of another State in a peaceful or other operation which the Czech Republic participates in following a decision of an international organisation with which the Czech Republic is a member or with which it has concluded relevant international agreements. A Member of the Prison Service and a civil servant of the Prison Service shall also be entitled to operate in the territory of another State on the basis of a decision of the competent authority or body of the European Union, or on the basis of a decision of the Minister, at the request of the competent authority of a foreign State.
TASKS, ORGANISATION AND MANAGEMENT OF PRISON SERVICES
Tasks of the Prison Service
(1) Prison service
(a) manages and guards detention prisons and prisons and is responsible for compliance with statutory conditions for the exercise of custody and for the execution of prison sentences;
(b) manages and guards security detention institutes;
(c) to guard, demonstrate and escort persons in the exercise of custody, in the exercise of security detention and in the execution of a custodial sentence and to escort those persons into the exercise of constitutional or protective education, constitutional protection treatment or detention immediately after the execution of the detention, detention or imprisonment,
(d) by means of the treatment programmes, it shall have a continuous effect on persons in prison and, mutatis mutandis, on certain groups of persons in custody in order to create the conditions for their proper life after release;
(e) conduct research into penology and exploit its results and scientific knowledge in the exercise of custody and in the execution of prison sentences;
(f) ensure order and security in the buildings of courts, prosecutors and ministries and in other places of their activities and, to the extent provided for by this law, ensure order and security in the exercise of the jurisdiction of courts and prosecutors;
(g) create conditions for the work and other effective activities of persons in the exercise of custody, in the exercise of security detention and in the execution of a prison sentence;
(h) conduct an economic activity for the purpose of employing persons in the execution of a custodial sentence and, where appropriate, persons in custody;
(i) keep records of persons in custody, security detention and imprisonment in the Czech Republic;
(j) carry out the tasks assigned to it by the declared international treaties for which Parliament has given its assent and which bind the Czech Republic;
(k) ensure the training of members of the Prison Service (hereinafter referred to as "members") and civil servants of the Prison Service, which is carried out by the Academy of Prison Services, and the training of persons in custody and in the execution of the prison sentence carried out by the Central Vocational Training Centre;
(l) provide health services in its healthcare establishments to persons in custody, persons in charge of security detention and persons in charge of prison sentences, members and civil servants of the Prison Service; provide health services, where necessary, to non-certified health service providers;
(m) provide or provide professional care (10) to persons with an additive disorder in custody, a custodial sentence or security detention;
(n) provide health services to non-prison health care providers for children who are held by their mother in custody or punishment; to this end, ensure that they are transported to non-certification health service providers;
(o) to the extent provided for by specific legislation (m2), clarifies and verifies the offences of persons in custody, imprisonment and detention; In cooperation with the General Inspection of Security Councils, he shall participate in the prevention and detection of criminal activities involving members of the Prison Service and civil servants assigned to the work of the Prison Service in the performance of his or her duties.
(2) The prison service also performs other tasks under specific legislation.3)
Organisation and management of Prison services
(1) The tasks set out in Section 2 are carried out by the prison guard, the judicial guard, the administrative service, the Academy of the Prison Service and the designated bodies of the Prison Service.
(2) The prison guard shall guard, demonstrate and escort persons in the exercise of custody, in the exercise of security detention and in the execution of the sentence of imprisonment, escort those persons into the performance of constitutional or protective education, constitutional protection treatment or security detention, arrange for the transport of children who are held by their mother in the exercise of custody or punishment, to non-certification health service providers, to detention prisons, prisons, security detention institutes, and, in accordance with paragraph 5, shall be called upon to perform the duties of judicial guards, to guard the buildings of courts, prosecutors and ministries. In doing so, it ensures a defined order and discipline.
(3) The Judicial Guard shall ensure order and security in the buildings of the courts, prosecutors and ministries and elsewhere in their activities. When a judicial guard is temporarily called upon to perform the tasks of a prison guard, he shall guard detention prisons and prisons, he shall demonstrate and escort persons in custody, in the exercise of security detention and in the execution of a prison sentence, and shall ensure the transport of children held by his mother in custody or punishment to non-prison health service providers. In doing so, it ensures a defined order and discipline.
(4) Members included in the prison guard may be temporarily called upon to perform the duties of the judicial guard only in exceptional cases, in particular where the judicial guard cannot, by his own means, provide for the performance of the service, only with the consent of the Director General. Members included in the prison guard may, by decision of the warden of the prison, be temporarily entrusted with the tasks of the administrative service if the administrative service entrusted to it cannot carry out its own tasks.
(5) Members included in the judicial guard may be temporarily called upon to perform the duties of prison guards at the places of detention, security detention or prison sentence only in exceptional cases if the prison guard cannot provide order and security in those places by his own means, only with the consent of the Director General.
(6) The administrative service shall act in administrative proceedings under specific legislation and shall provide organisational, economic, educational, educational, health and other professional activities.
(7) Members of the administrative service may be temporarily entrusted with the duties of the prison guard by decision of the warden if the prison guard cannot carry out the duties assigned to him by himself.
(8) The competent authorities of the Prison Service have the status of a police authority in proceedings concerning criminal offences of persons in custody, custodial sentence and detention detention in detention, prison or detention centre (2); They shall also be entitled to use operational means of search in support under this Act.
Legal acts on behalf of the State shall be performed by the Director-General for the Prison Service. The directors of detention prisons, prisons and other organisational units of the Prison Service shall be entitled to act and to take legal action for the Prison Service on all matters, except those which, under this Act or the decision of the Minister or Director General, fall within their competence.
In the performance of the administration, the Ministry creates conditions for the Prison Service to carry out its activities properly, in particular by:
(a) determine the resources of the State Budget to the Prison Service under the budget of the Ministry chapter;
(b) carry out checks on compliance with obligations laid down by special legislation on the management of State property and on compliance with other legislation, unless it falls within the competence of another authority;
(c) establish, in the areas of defence and civil emergency planning, the protection of classified information, fire protection and safety and health at work, the sectoral concepts of activity in these areas and, to the extent necessary, carry out analytical and control activities;
(d) regulate and coordinate the performance of the judicial guards' service with technical and regime measures in courts, prosecutors and the Ministry;
(e) analyse the IT sector and propose concepts for the development of information technology, systems and computer networks.
The Ministry shall monitor compliance with the legislation and internal rules governing the duties of members and civil servants of the Prison Service in the treatment of the accused and convicted and the inmates in the exercise of security detention and in the decision on the location of the sentenced person in one of the security prison departments.
In carrying out the inspection activities, the Ministry shall follow the law governing the inspection.
The Ministry may, in agreement with the Ministry of Health, set up a state contribution organisation to provide and provide health services to the persons referred to in § 2 (1) (l).
OBLIGATIONS AND CERTIFICATE
Obligations of the national
A member shall be obliged to carry out the duties and duties arising from his or her laws and other generally binding laws and decisions and orders of his or her superiors.
(1) A member shall be obliged to deal seriously and decisively with persons in the exercise of security detention, in the exercise of custody and in the execution of a custodial sentence, to respect their rights, to prevent the cruel or dignified treatment of such persons and between them and to act to fulfil the purpose of exercising security detention, the exercise of custody and the execution of prison sentences.
(2) When carrying out service operations and service operations, the member shall be obliged to respect the honour and dignity of the persons with whom he or she is dealing and not to allow them to suffer unfounded damage and to exceed the extent necessary to achieve the purpose pursued by the service or by the service.
(3) If the circumstances and nature of the service so permit, the member shall be obliged to:
(a) to prove their affiliation with the Prison Service;
(b) use arrangements, calls or warnings to achieve the purpose of the operation without its execution; before a call, the member shall use the word "on behalf of the law."
(1) A member of the service shall act within the limits laid down by this law and other generally binding legislation,
(a) where a person in the exercise of his or her custody or in the execution of a custodial sentence is guilty of a criminal offence or a disciplinary offence, or where there is reason to suspect that he or she is guilty,
(b) where a person in the exercise of a security detention is guilty of a criminal offence, or where there are reasonable grounds for suspecting it to be committed,
(c) where a person in the exercise of security detention, in the exercise of custody or in the execution of a custodial sentence fails to have the purpose of exercising security detention, in the exercise of custody or in the execution of a custodial sentence,
(d) where there is a breach of order or a threat to security in the premises of the Prison Service, a prison for the local execution of a sentence, a court, a prosecutor or a ministry, or in the demonstration and escort of persons in custody, security detention or imprisonment.
(2) A member shall not be obliged to carry out a service:
(a) if he is under the influence of medicines or other substances which seriously reduce his ability to act;
(b) if it is not trained or trained to carry it out, although the nature of the intervention requires such training or training;
(c) the important interest of the service is prevented.
Where circumstances so require, the member shall, in such cases, take the other measures necessary to carry out the work, in particular without delay, to inform his superior.
(3) A member who carries out the tasks of the prison guard is required to carry out, within the limits laid down by this law and other generally binding legislation, a service operation or other necessary measures if the person in custody or in the execution of a custodial sentence is a criminal offence or a disciplinary offence which is at imminent risk to life, health or property.
(4) A member who carries out the tasks of the prison guard shall be required to carry out a service operation or other necessary measures within the limits laid down by this law and other legislation, even when he is off-duty, if the person in the performance of the security detention is guilty of a criminal offence which is in direct danger of life, health or property.
(1) A member shall, as a general rule, perform the service in a service uniform with an identification number. A member serving in civil clothing shall be identified by an identification mark bearing a number. A natural person who is not a member shall not be entitled to wear, on the spot, an accessible uniform of service to the Prison Service or such clothing as appears to be interchangeable with him.
(2) A Member shall prove his / her competence to the Prison Service by means of a service pass or a service uniform with an identification number. A member may also prove his identity by means of an identification mark at the places of enforcement, security detention or imprisonment. In exceptional cases where the circumstances of the procedure make it impossible to establish jurisdiction in the manner laid down, the member shall prove his or her competence by the oral declaration "Prison Service '.
(3) The Ministry shall lay down by decree the details of the evidence of competence with the Prison Service.
(1) A member shall be obliged to maintain confidentiality as to the facts which he has learned in or in connection with the performance of his duties and which require, in the general interest or in the interests of the persons concerned, that they remain secret from unauthorised persons.
(2) The obligation of confidentiality may not be invoked by a Member in respect of a police authority, a prosecutor, a court, another security body, including the European Union Security Corps and control authorities, as regards the information needed to fulfil their duties under law or international agreement.
(3) The Minister is entitled to release a member of the obligation of secrecy.
Member's authorisation
Request for clarification
(1) A member shall be entitled to request explanations from any person who may contribute to clarifying the facts relevant to the detection of a criminal offence or disciplinary offence committed by the offender during the execution of the detention, the execution of a custodial sentence or the execution of a detention sentence, as well as the detection of a person fleeing the execution of the detention, the execution of a custodial sentence or the execution of a detention sentence. A civil servant of the Prison Service is also entitled to seek explanations from persons in charge of detention, detention and detention, which may help to clarify the facts relevant to the detection of a disciplinary offence.
(2) The competent authority of the Prison Service is entitled to invite a person to appear at a designated place within a specified time and without undue delay if necessary to draw up an official record of the submission of explanations. If a person arrives on the basis of a call, the competent authority of the Prison Service shall make an official record of the submission of an explanation without undue delay.
(3) The submission of an explanation may not be required of a person if it would infringe a statutory or a State-recognised obligation of confidentiality, unless that obligation is waived by the competent authority or by the person in whose interest it is obliged. A person may refuse an explanation only if he or she is close to him or her to cause a risk of criminal prosecution or an offence.
(4) Those who appear at the call referred to in paragraph 2 shall be entitled to reimbursement of the necessary expenses and to reimbursement of the loss of earnings. The refund is provided by the Prison Service. The right to compensation shall not be granted to those who appear only in their own interests or for their infringement. The right to reimbursement shall cease if it is not exercised by the person within 7 days of the date on which he arrived at the call referred to in paragraph 2; a person must be instructed about this.
Personal examination and other similar operations
(1) A member shall be entitled to carry out, in the exercise of security detention, in the exercise of custody or in the execution of a custodial sentence, a personal examination of his or her belongings, a physical examination of his or her body, the taking of dactyloscopic prints and the making of image recordings, or to order that he or she undergo medical examination.
(2) Medical examination is carried out by a physician only. A person of the same sex or a doctor shall perform a physical examination of the body. At the request of a national, blood collection shall be carried out only by a doctor or a competent healthcare professional.
Withdrawal of cases
(1) A member shall be entitled to withdraw a person in the exercise of security detention, in the exercise of custody or in the execution of a custodial sentence a case which he has wrongfully carried or a case which could be declared forfeited or seized. 5)
(2) Where the case referred to in paragraph 1 has not been declared forfeited or seized and is not necessary for further proceedings, it shall be returned to the person who was withdrawn unless the purpose of the detention, detention or imprisonment is prevented. Otherwise, the administration of the institution in which the security detention, detention or imprisonment is carried out shall ensure that the case is deposited or, where appropriate, sent at the expense of the person who has been removed, to an address designated by that person; If there are worthless or completely insignificant values, it can be destroyed.
(1) When guarding objects, the member is entitled to identify persons entering or staying in the building, to examine their luggage and items and to examine means of transport at the entrance and exit. Where there is reason to believe that a person is carrying a weapon or other object which could interfere with the exercise of security detention, detention or the execution of a custodial sentence or security in the buildings of courts, prosecutors or ministries, or which he or she is wrongfully disposing of from a guarded object, a member may carry out his or her personal inspection and take away such a weapon or other object. It may also take other measures necessary to ensure that items which could interfere with the performance of security detention, detention or the execution of prison sentences or security in the buildings of courts, prosecutors or ministries are not brought into the premises.
(2) The officer referred to in paragraph 1 shall be entitled to establish the identity of the persons and to intervene against persons who are present in the vicinity of the secure premises where:
(a) there is a reasonable concern that such persons will interfere with the performance of security detention, detention or the execution of a custodial sentence or endanger the security of the security of the subject; or
(b) those persons shall behave in a manner which distorts the performance of security detention, detention or the execution of a custodial sentence or endangers the security of the secure premises.
Proof of identity to the delegated authority
(1) Proving an identity means proving the name, surname, date of birth and, if necessary, the address of the place of permanent residence, address of residence or address of residence abroad, birth number, if any, and nationality. The scope and method of the identification of personal data shall be proportionate to the purpose of the identification.
(2) The competent authority of the Prison Service is entitled to invite a person to prove his identity
(a) suspected of committing a crime or offence,
(b) from which an explanation is required;
(c) staying close to the place where the offence or offence was committed by a person in custody, prison sentence or security detention;
(d) which is the notifier of a suspected offence or offence; or
(e) in the performance of another task, where this is necessary to prevent crime.
(3) If the person referred to in paragraph 2 refuses to demonstrate his or her identity or cannot prove his or her identity even after the appropriate cooperation has been provided and the designated authority of the Prison Service cannot identify his or her identity by carrying out an on-the-spot operation, he / she is entitled to bring it to the Police of the Czech Republic. The competent authority of the Prison Service shall provide the necessary synergies to establish the identity in a manner and to an extent that does not thwart the purpose of the operation.
Requesting assistance
Authorised authority To the extent necessary for the performance of a particular task in the framework of an investigation and measures8), prison services shall be entitled to require from public authorities, as well as legal and natural persons, material and personal assistance, in particular the necessary supporting documents and information, including personal data. Those authorities and persons shall be obliged to provide the assistance requested; they do not have to do so if they are prevented from doing so by a legal or State-recognised obligation of secrecy or by the performance of another legal obligation. A natural person may no longer do so if, by providing assistance, he would put himself or someone close to him at serious risk.
In carrying out their duties, a member shall be entitled to seek assistance from any person in the event of an imminent risk to life, health or property. The person who has been asked for such assistance shall be obliged to provide it unless it poses a serious threat to himself or the person close to him or to other serious circumstances.
Pursuit and search for fleeing persons
A member shall, unless otherwise important circumstances prevent him from doing so, immediately pursue the person fleeing the exercise of security detention, the exercise of custody or the execution of a custodial sentence and take the necessary and urgent measures to detain him. The Prisoner Service will immediately inform the Police of the Czech Republic about the fleeing person.
Operational means of search, support means of search and conditions of use
Operational means of search and support operationally means of search shall be used by the authorities authorised under specific legislation in the prison services premises at the request of the Minister or with his consent. (a)
Authorised authorities Prison services use operational means of search for support under the conditions laid down by this law in the Prison Service premises to prevent and detect crime.
(1) For the purposes of this Act, means of operational support shall be:
(a) safety equipment;
(b) specific funds.
(2) Security equipment means the technical means, equipment and its files used to prevent or prevent threats to the life and health of persons or to ensure the protection of property and the search for radio-communications techniques in the premises of the institutes for the performance of security detention, detention and detention facilities, and to prevent unauthorised communication of persons in the exercise of security detention, in the exercise of custody and in the execution of prison sentences. The use of security technology shall not interfere with the constitutional rights and freedoms guaranteed.
(3) Specific funds are earmarked funds used to cover certain expenditure related to the use of security equipment. They must be treated economically and in accordance with their purpose. The management of specific funds shall not be subject to specific legislation governing the management of State funds.
Operational means of search and support operational means of search may be used only in accordance with the purpose of exercising security detention, the exercise of custody and the execution of prison sentences, and may not restrict the rights of other persons, in particular persons in the exercise of security detention, in the exercise of custody and in the execution of the sentence of imprisonment, to the extent strictly necessary. They shall not be used in contact between a person in the exercise of security detention, in the exercise of custody or in the execution of a custodial sentence and his / her lawyer.
Enforcement
(1) Where necessary to ensure order and safety, the member shall be entitled, in the performance of his or her duties, to use coercive measures against persons who endanger life or health, intentionally harm property or violence, seek to thwart the purpose of the exercise of security detention, detention or imprisonment, or to impair order or security in the premises of the Prison Service, in the prison for the local execution of the sentence, in the buildings of the courts and other places of activity of the courts, prosecutors or ministries, in facilities of non-prison health services providers and in the vicinity of sheltered premises.
(2) The means of enforcement are:
(a) touches, moves, punches and kicks of self-defense,
(b) demonstration chains,
(c) handcuffs,
(d) handcuffs;
(e) handcuffs with belt,
(f) tear-forming, electrical or other temporarily incapacitating agents;
(g) baton or other means of strike;
(h) service dog,
(ch) water spray,
(i) an explosive strike,
(j) expansion weapons;
(k) firearms;
(l) the threat of firearms,
(m) a warning shot;
(n) shield extrusion,
(o) extruding the vehicle;
(p) a means of avoiding spatial orientation.
(3) A member shall decide which of the means of enforcement shall be used, depending on the particular situation, to achieve the purpose pursued by the service. In doing so, it is obliged to ensure that the use of a means of enforcement is proportionate to the purpose of the operation and that it does not cause injury likely to be disproportionate to the nature and danger of the infringement.
(4) The means of enforcement referred to in points (b), (c) and (e) of the preceding paragraph may be used when demonstrating a person in the exercise of security detention, in the exercise of custody or in the execution of a custodial sentence outside the premises of the Institute, even if the conditions referred to in paragraph 1 are not fulfilled. A member shall be entitled to use them if necessary to fulfil the purpose of the operation.
(5) Where, in view of the previous conduct of the defendant, the inmate or the convicted person is concerned that he may behave in a violent manner, the enforcement measures referred to in paragraph 2 (b), (c) or (e) may be used in the demonstration without the fulfilment of the conditions laid down in paragraph 1. A member shall be entitled to use such coercive devices if necessary to fulfil the purpose of the operation. A member shall be entitled to restrict the free movement of a person who physically attacks a member or another person, endangers his or her own life, damages property or attempts to escape, handcuffed to an appropriate object, in particular by means of handcuffs. This restriction must be terminated at the time when it is clear that the person will not repeat such action, but no later than 2 hours after the time of attachment.
Use of firearms
(1) A member shall be entitled, in the performance of his or her duties, to use a firearm only exceptionally to:
(a) in the event of a necessary defence, prevent an imminent or ongoing attack against its person or an attack on the life or health of another person;
(b) overcome the resistance to thwarting the service, unless it can be overcome otherwise and the completion of the procedure would jeopardise the life or health of another person;
(c) prevent the escape of a person in the exercise of security detention, in custody or in the execution of a custodial sentence or in an escort which cannot be detained otherwise,
d) prevent a dangerous attack that threatens a guarded or protected object or site, following a futile call to abandon the attack;
(e) dispose of an animal that is life or health-threatening.
(2) The use of a firearm is only permitted if the use of coercive devices would appear to be ineffective.
(3) Before using a firearm in the cases referred to in paragraph 1 (a) to (d), a member shall be required to invite the person against whom he acts to refrain from the infringement to alert the use of firearms. A member may refrain from calling with a warning only if his or her life or health or the life or health of another person is at risk and he or she cannot tolerate the delay.
(4) When using a firearm, the member shall be obliged to take care to avoid, in particular, endangering the life or health of other persons and to save as much as possible the life of the person against whom he is acting.
Restrictions on the use of means of enforcement and firearms
(1) In the course of the service procedure, no
(a) a pregnant woman, an elderly person and a person with an apparent disability or a person clearly under 15 years of age to use blows and kicks of self-defense, handcuffs with a handcuff, tear belt, electric or other similarly temporarily incapacitating devices, baton and other means of strike, service dog, water spray, emergency explosions, expansion weapons, firearm strike, warning fire and firearms,
(b) use by a woman of a service dog, electrical or other temporarily incapacitating device and firearms;
This shall not apply where the attack of such persons is a direct threat to the life or health of a national or another person, or there is more damage to property and danger cannot be averted otherwise, and in the cases referred to in Paragraph 18 (1) (c).
(2) The provisions of Sections 17 and 18 are without prejudice to the obligation imposed by Article 6 (3).
Obligations of the officer after the use of the means of enforcement and firearms
(1) If a person has been injured in the use of a coercive or a firearm, the member shall, as soon as circumstances permit, give him first aid and arrange for his medical treatment and record the use of the coercive.
(2) Any use of a means of enforcement or a firearm shall be notified to the superior without delay.
(3) The provisions of paragraph 2 shall not be applied where the enforcement measure has been applied to the extent and under the conditions laid down in paragraphs 4 and 5 of Article 17.
Staff operations under uniform command
Where members under uniform command are involved, the operation commander shall decide on the use of means of enforcement and firearms under the conditions set out in this Act. It shall be subject to obligations which are otherwise assumed by individual members after the use of the means of enforcement and firearms.
Recording
(1) The prison service may, if necessary for the performance of its tasks, record audio, images or other records of persons and objects present in the premises and premises managed and guarded by it.
(2) Where permanent automatic technical systems are set up to make the records referred to in paragraph 1, the Prison Service shall publish information on the establishment of such systems in an appropriate manner.
Contents
§ 1
HLAVA PRVNÍ
§ 2
§ 3
§ 4
§ 4a
§ 4b
§ 4c
§ 4d
HLAVA DRUHÁ
§ 5
§ 6
§ 7
§ 8
§ 9
§ 10
§ 11
§ 12
§ 13
§ 13a
§ 13b
§ 14
§ 15
§ 16
§ 16a
§ 16b
§ 16c
§ 17
§ 18
§ 19
§ 20
§ 21
§ 21a
§ 21b
HLAVA TŘETÍ
§ 22
§ 22a
HLAVA ČTVRTÁ
§ 23
HLAVA PÁTÁ
§ 23a
§ 23b
HLAVA ŠESTÁ
§ 23c
HLAVA SEDMÁ
§ 24
§ 24a
§ 24b
§ 24ba
§ 24c
§ 25
§ 25a
§ 28
§ 29
§ 30
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Act of the Czech National Council No. 555 / 1992 Coll., on the Prison Service and the Judicial Guard of the Czech Republic |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 10.12.1992 |
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| Effective from | 01.01.1993 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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