ACADEMY OF THE POLICE FORCE IN BRATISLAVA

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Code: 831 84 VP 7 Title: International and European Labour Law Field of study: Protection of persons and property

Department:

Private law disciplines

Guarantor:

prof. JUDr. Jozef Kuril, CSc. Lecturer:

Mgr. Juraj Mezei

Period of Study: Forms of Instruction: P, S Instruction:

Lessons/Week: 2

In total/semester: 24

ECTS Credits:

3 ECTS

Relevant Prerequisites: Constitutional Law, Teory of State and Law, Civil Law, Labour Law I/1, Labour Law I/2

Assessment and Completion of Course:

Consecutive Assessment: seminar work, written test

Closing evaluation: credit Aims and Objectives:

Goals of the subject is to brought students to the attention of regulation labourlaws relations on an international and european field within general globalization trends and european integration processes and with legislation of competent International and European institutions and Integrational groupment.

Indicative Content:

1. International Labour Law

- Legislation of the UN - Legislation of the ILO

2. Regional legislation in a field of regulation labourlaws relations 3. European Labour Law

- Labour Law of the Europe union

- Labour Law of the Coucil of Europe Texts:

a) obligatory:

 Barancová H., Schronk R.: Pracovné právo. Bratislava: Sprint (2007)  Schronk, R.: Pracovné právo Európskej únie (1998)

 Schronk, R., Barancová, H.: Európske a medzinárodné pracovné právo (1998)  Barancová, H.: Európske pracovné právo, vyd. Sprint (2003)

 Kuril, J. a kol.: Pracovné právo. Bratislava: Akadémia PZ (2005)  Thurzová M.: Zákonník práce. Komentár. Šamorín: Heuréka (2007)  BLAINPAIN, R.: Európske pracovné právo. Bratislava, PF UK (1999)

 BLAINPAIN, R.: European Labour Law, Kluwer Law International (2006)

b) supplementary:

 In agreement with preceptor Language of Instruction:

English

Signature of the guarantor and the last date of amendment of this sheet: 14.09.2008

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Code: 831 84 VP 8 Title: International Police Cooperation Field of study: Protection of Persons and Property

Department: Criminal Police

Guarantor:

doc. Ing. Miroslav Lisoň, PhD. Lecturer:

Ladislav Mihálik, PhDr.

Period of Study: Forms of Instruction: P, S Instruction: Lessons/Week: 2 In total/semester: 24 ECTS Credits:

3 ECTS

Relevant Prerequisites:

Consecutive Assessment:

Closing evaluation: credit Aims and Objectives:

To provide the students with a brief history and current factors that determine the need for international police cooperation with a special focus on integrated Europe. To deepen their knowledge of the institutions and agencies that guarantee topical fields of cooperation. Train the students how to proceed in using the tools of cooperation in day to day practice.

A brief history of the police cooperation. European Union and the collaboration of the law enforcement bodies. Police and judicious cooperation in 1st pillar and 3rd pillar. Law on Legal Assistance, sources of the law and legal administrative procedures: topical areas of cooperation, EU Treaty of Mutual Legal Assistance, Schengen Treaty, Europol Convention, Eurojust Decision, European Arrest Warrant. Institutions involved to operational collaboration ( Europol, Eurojust, Interpol, joint-operational teams in border regions, liaison officers network. International police cooperation and the police structure in Slovakia. Cooperation in the framework of the international police training and education (CEPOL, MEPA, FRONTEX, OLAF).

Texts:

c) obligatory:

d) supplementary:

English

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Code: 831 76 VP 3 Title: Administrative Law (I.) Field of Study: Protection of persons and property Department:

Department of Public Administration and Public Finance

Guarantor:

prof. JUDr. Jozef Králik, CSc.

Lecturer:

JUDr. Peter Potasch, PhD.

Study period: Forms of Instruction: Lectures and Seminars Instruction:

Lessons/Week: 2 In total/semester: 24

ECTS Credits:

3 ECTS

Relevant Prerequisites: Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law (of the Slovak Republic) Assessment and Completion of Course:

Preliminary Assessment: written tests and an essay Final Assessment: standard examination Aims and Objectives:

The key aim of the course is to provide the students with the basic knowledge on public administration and administrative law. At the same time, upon conclusion of the course, students should be able to understand the basic elements of public administration, the methods and forms of operation applied in public administration and should also understand the basic issues of legal relations arising in public administration. Last but not least, the students should be able to identify the basic aspects of public administration in some model situations and should be able to introduce some perspectives of public administration and its improvement.

- Introduction into Public Administration and Administrative Law - Persons and Institutions in Public Administration

- Self-government

- European Administrative Law

- Administrative Relations and Sources of Administrative Law - Methods and Forms of Operation of Public Administration

- Legal Acts and Bylaws issued by Bodies of Public Administration - Administrative Liability

- Systems of Control in Public Administration Texts:

a) obligatory:

- study materials provided by the lecturer during the course / lectures

- Škultéty a kol. Správne právo hmotné – všeobecná a osobitná časť. Bratislava: Právnická fakulta UK, 2006.

- Potasch, P., Hašanová, J. Aplikačné aspekty správneho práva hmotného a procesného. Bratislava: Akadémia PZ, 2006.

b) supplementary:

- Machajová, J. a kol. Všeobecné správne právo. Ţilina: Poradca podnikateľa, 2007. Language of Instruction:

English

Signature of the guarantor and the last date of amendment of this sheet: 09/06/2009

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Code: 831 76 VP 4 Title: General criminality Field of study: Protection of persons and property Department:

Criminal police department

Guarantor:

doc. Ing. Miroslav Lisoň, PhD.

Lecturer: doc. Ing. Miroslav Lisoň, PhD., JUDr. Andrej Zachar, JUDr. Monika Hullová, Mgr. Jaroslav Rapčan

Study period: Forms of Instruction: Lectures and Seminars Instruction:

Lessons/Week: 2 In total/semester: 24

ECTS Credits:

3 ECTS

Relevant Prerequisites: Criminal law, Criminal procedure

Preliminary Assessment: active participation on seminars, written work Final Assessment: credit

Aims and Objectives:

is to provide complex knowledge about technique, tactic and methodic of operative and searching activity in the process of revealing of general crime and identifying of its perpetrators. The second important goal is to reach of student’s ability for application of methods, measures and forms of operative and searching activity during the process of revealing a crime.

1. Criminal characteristic of violence crime. Specifics how to solve the situations, where the offenders are unknown very long time. Criminal characteristic importance when we talk about revealing of violence crime and identifying of its perpetrators

2. Criminal characteristic of moral crime. Activities of criminal groups in the area of moral crime. Criminal characteristic importance when we talk about revealing of moral crime and identifying of its perpetrators

3. Criminal characteristic of property crime. Activities of criminal groups in the area of property crime. Criminal characteristic importance when we talk about revealing of property crime and identifying of its perpetrators

4. Crimes of general criminality which are committed by juvenile offenders and offenders from ethnics groups operated on the area of Slovak Republic

- Victims and offenders of criminal groups activities on the base of ethnic Texts:

c) obligatory:

-Meteňko, J., Stieranka, J.: Riadenie operatívnych činností I, Bratislava, A PZ 2003, -Bango, D. a kol. : Teoretické základy OPČ, Bratislava, APZ, 1995,

-Augustín, P. - Lisoň, M.: Prostriedky nástrahovej techniky, Bratislava, A PZ 1997, -Černík,J., Lisoň, M., Mikuš, P.: Násilná kriminalita 1. časť, Bratislava, A PZ 1998, -Černík, J., Meteňko, J: Mravnostná kriminalita, Bratislava, APZ 2000,

-Meteňko, J.: Sledovanie I., Bratislava, A PZ 2001,

-Černík, J., Kubíková, I.: Odhaľovanie a policajné preverovanie majetkovej kriminality sluţbou kriminálnej polície, A PZ 2002,

-Hundák, Š.: Policejně – bezpečnostní situace, její analýza, identifikace a hodnocení, Praha, PA 2002,

-Lisoň, M.: Drogová kriminalita – moţnosti jej kontroly PZ , Bratislava, A PZ 2003

b) supplementary: In agreement with preceptor Language of Instruction:

English

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Code: 831 76 VP 5 Title: Security-Law Regulations of the Control of the Alien and Border Regime

Field of Study: Protection of persons and property Department:

Department of Border and Aliens Police

Guarantor:

doc. Dr. Jozef Balga, PhD. Lecturer:

JUDr. Elena Zacharová, PhD., JUDr. Branislav Červenka, Mgr. Kristína Králiková Study period: Forms of Instruction: Lectures and Seminars

Instruction: Lessons/Week: 2 In total/semester: 24

ECTS Credits:

3 ECTS

Relevant Prerequisites: Theory of the State and the Law, Constitutional Law

Preliminary Assessment: 2 x tests, self-work Final Assessment: combined form of examination Aims and Objectives:

To provide the students with the integral system of the knowledge from the control of the alien and border regime of the Slovak Republic performed by the Border and Alien Police. To achieve the ability to apply the rules of law governing the alien and border regime of the Slovak Republic correctly by the students. To teach students to analyze problems connected with the application of the rules of law governing the alien and border regime of the Slovak Republic on the basis of mastering the examined social phenomenon.

Definition of the Alien Regime, The Types of the Alien Regime, Sources of the Alien Regime, The System the Alien Regime, Subject of the Alien Regime, The Role of the Alien Police in the System of the Control of the Alien Regime of the Slovak Republic, Principles of the Migration Policy of the Slovak Republic, The Subjects performing the Migration Policy of the Slovak Republic, Legal Basis of the Control of the Border Regime of the Slovak Republic from 1993 until present time, Institutional Support of Border Regime of the Slovak Republic, System of Readmission Agreements with Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Austria, Readmission Agreements with other Countries, Special features of Readmission Agreement with Ukraine.

Texts:

a) obligatory:

Balga J.: Teória sluţby cudzineckej polície. Akadémia PZ Bratislava 2003, s. 33-70

Šimovček I. a kol.: Policajná veda. Akadémia PZ Bratislava 1997, s. 141-148, 195-204, 227-248 Csámpai O., Haládik J.: Medzinárodná migrácia (sociálny problém a bezpečnostné riziko). Akadémia PZ Bratislava 2002, s. 13-26, 35-46, 109-132

Prusák J.: Teória práva. VO PF UK Bratislava 1995, s. 180-204, 265-394

Azud J.: Medzinárodné právo. VEDA Bratislava 2003, s. 14-62, 275-294, 430-450 Balga J.: Základy azylového práva. A PZ Bratislava 2001, s. 23-73

Balga J. a kol.: Slovenské cudzinecké právo. A PZ Bratislava 2000, s. 61-87, 158-196 Karabinoš F., Balga J.: Migračná politika SR. A PZ Bratislava 1997, s. 5-40

Haládik J.: Riadenie sluţobnej činnosti hraničného oddelenia PZ, A PZ Bratislava 1997, s. 9-16,17-32 Haládik J., Odler R.: Teória a prax sluţby hraničnej polície, A PZ Bratislava 2000, s. 70-98

Krsková A.: Úvod do štúdia práva. Akadémia PZ Bratislava 1997, s. 49-54, 112-122, 129-139

b) supplementary: In agreement with preceptor Language of Instruction:

English

Signature of the guarantor and the last date of amendment of this sheet: 09/06/2009

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Code: 831 84 VP 6 Title: Criminalistic and forensic anthropology Field of study: Protection of persons and property

Department:

Criminalistics and forensic disciplines

Guarantor:

prof. Ing. Václav Krajník, CSc. Lecturer:

RNDr. Soňa Masnicová, PhD.

Study period: Forms of Instruction: Instruction: Lessons/Week: 2 In total/semester: 24 ECTS Credits:

3 ECTS

Relevant Prerequisites:

Assessment and Completion of Course: Preliminary Assessment: test, term paper Final Assessment: credit

to provide students with basic scientific knowledge on the expertise in interdisciplinary field of criminalistic and forensic anthropology, prepare them to deal with the basic methodology of criminalistic–anthropological examination and its use in criminalistic practice.

Introduction to criminalistic and forensic anthropology; Hair evidence; Forensic hair

analysis; Human skeletal remains evidence; Taphonomy and forensic anthropology; Methods of forensic analysis of skeletal remains; Personal identification from the skeletal remains; Forensic facial analysis; Case studies

Texts:

d) obligatory:

 Siegel, J., Knupfer, G., Suakko, P. (Eds): Encyclopedia of Forensic Sciences. London : Academic Press, 2000. ISBN 0122272153

 Byers S. N.: Introduction to Forensic Anthropology. 3rd edition. Allyn & Bacon, 2007. ISBN-10: 0205512291, ISBN-13: 978-0205512294

 Haglund, W.D., Sorg, M.H. (eds.) Advancing Forensic Taphonomy: Method, Theory and Archaeological Perspectives, CRC Press: Boca Raton, FL, 2002. ISBN 0849311896  Taylor, K.T.: Forensic Art and Illustration. London : CRC Press, 2001. ISBN-10:

0849381185, ISBN-13: 978-0849381188

 Journal of Forensic Sciences, Forensic Science International, Forensic Science Communications

b) supplementary:

English

Signature of the guarantor and the last date of amendment of this sheet:: 14.09.2008