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Lecturer(s)
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Stejskal Vojtěch, doc. JUDr. Ph.D.
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Snopková Tereza, JUDr. Ph.D.
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Course content
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Development of legal regulation in the international, European community and Czech context; Overview of current legislation in the area of CITES regulation of international and intra-EU trade in specimens of endangered species of fauna and flora - and in areas related to the issues of protection and management of organisms of interest (fauna and flora). EU Member States' trade with third countries: Imports, exports and re-exports from the EU, personal or family specimens, born and bred in captivity or artificially propagated. Export of a specimen of a plant species on the basis of a phytosanitary certificate. Transit, intra-EU and domestic trade: Prohibition of commercial use of certain specimens, movement of live specimens, Compulsory registration, marking. Registration of traders, scientists and scientific institutions, breeding or growing establishments - Forms, applications and documents. CITES bodies, organization and competences of the state administration CEI control, customs supervision, veterinary controls at borders - Proof of legal origin - Sanctions, criminal offenses, seizure and detention, handling of seized specimens. - Suspension of imports of certain species into the EU. - Export of "non-sentient" individuals of specially protected species from the territory of the Czech Republic. Hunting regulation. Animal transport rules. Animal cruelty. Rules for conducting animal experiments. Hobby breeds. Veterinary and phytopathological control. Zoos.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Monologic (reading, lecture, briefing), Dialogic (discussion, interview, brainstorming)
- Class attendance
- 12 hours per semester
- Preparation for classes
- 60 hours per semester
- Preparation for exam
- 108 hours per semester
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Learning outcomes
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Development of legal regulation in the international, European community and Czech context; Overview of current legislation in the area of CITES regulation of international and intra-EU trade in specimens of endangered species of fauna and flora - and in areas related to the issues of protection and management of organisms of interest (fauna and flora). EU Member States' trade with third countries: Imports, exports and re-exports from the EU, personal or family specimens, born and bred in captivity or artificially propagated. Export of a specimen of a plant species on the basis of a phytosanitary certificate. Transit, intra-EU and domestic trade: Prohibition of commercial use of certain specimens, movement of live specimens, Compulsory registration, marking. Registration of traders, scientists and scientific institutions, breeding or growing establishments - Forms, applications and documents. CITES bodies, organization and competences of the state administration CEI control, customs supervision, veterinary controls at borders - Proof of legal origin - Sanctions, criminal offenses, seizure and detention, handling of seized specimens. - Suspension of imports of certain species into the EU. - Export of "non-sentient" individuals of specially protected species from the territory of the Czech Republic. Hunting regulation. Animal transport rules. Animal cruelty. Rules for conducting animal experiments. Hobby breeds. Veterinary and phytopathological control. Zoos.
Ability to orient legal regulations in the field of nature protection in a broader sense in the international, European community and Czech context. CITES, in particular in areas related to the protection and management of plants and animals of interest. The issue of trade of EU countries with third countries in the field of import, export and re-export from the EU. Knowledge of mandatory registration, marking of CITES specimens, as well as registration of traders, scientists and scientific institutions, breeding or growing facilities. CEI control, customs supervision, veterinary controls at borders. Sanctions, criminal offenses, seizure and detention, handling of seized CITES specimens. Export of "non - sentient" individuals of specially protected species from the territory of the Czech Republic, regulation of hunting, legal treatment of animal transport. Animal cruelty law, connection with animal experiments.
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Prerequisites
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At least 80% attendance. Active inclusion in discussions.
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Oral examination, Combined exam
Knowledge of legal regulation in the international, European community and Czech context. CITES: regulation of international and intra-EU trade in endangered species of fauna and flora. EU two-way trade with third countries: personal or family specimens, born and raised in captivity or artificially propagated. Transit, intra-EU and domestic trade. Mandatory registration, marking of specimens. Registration of traders, scientists and scientific institutions, breeding or growing establishments, necessary forms, applications and documents. CITES bodies, organization and competences of state administration, CEI supervision, customs supervision, veterinary controls at borders. Proof of legal origin of specimens. Sanctions, criminal offenses, seizure and detention, handling of seized specimens. Export of "non - sentimental" individuals of specially protected species from the territory of the Czech Republic. Regulation of animal hunting, rules of animal transport. Animal cruelty law, connection with animal experiments. Hobbies, zoo.
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Recommended literature
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Stejskal, V. Úvod do právní úpravy ochrany přírody a péče o biologickou rozmanitost. Nakladatelství Linde, Praha, 2006. ISBN 978-80-7201-609-9.
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Stejskal, V., Vilímková, V. Zákon o obchodování s ohroženými druhy s komentářem a prováděcími a souvisejícími právními předpisy. Praha, Linde a.s., 2005.
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