The article deals with an important figure of forensic medicine, Jan JesenskST, who dissected a human cada-ver on a public and press-documented performance in Prague in 1600. The importance of a public dissection in Prague can be seen mainly in historical context. It was an&#x...

The article presents the essential changes concerning an agreement on admission of guilt and on punishment, as introduced by the adopted amendment to criminal law. The most important changes are perhaps that an agreement on admission of guilt and on punishment may be concluded ...

The article describes the lawyer's authority to search for, examine, submit and propose evidence in criminal proceedings. Based on the notice of the lawyer Mgr. M. K. on the inappropriate procedure of the courts in the case concerning the examination of facts related to th...

The article discusses a significant figure in criminalistic biology, Paul Uhlenhuth, who was the first to discover a method for distinguishing between human and animal blood.