Czech

Not applicable.

Právnická fakulta (PF MU)

Upon the completion of this course, students should be able to understand basic issues of public-law regulation of ICT, analyse and resolve particular legal issues of administrative and penal jurisdiction on the internet, analyse and resolve particular problems of functioning of public registries and Czepoints, resolve legal problems arising of processing and re-use of public sector information (PSI), critically assess public-law remedies in violations of intellectual property through information society services, use institutes of electronic money and electronic payment instruments, understand the structure and system of public-law regulation of f electronic communications market.

This course is relatively independent on other parts of the programme, so no prerequisites are required.

Not applicable.

The course consists of lectures, seminars and self-study of electronically provided course materials.

Cumulative:
- Attendance at the seminars is mandatory. One absence is tolerated without apology.
- Successful oral debate on the topic of the selected lecture or seminar. See the interactive course syllabus for details on dates and debate content.

Outline:
1. Introduction to public law of information and communication technologies
2. Public law jurisdiction on-line
3. Basic public registries
4. Legal regulatory regime of public sector information
5. eDemocracy, eVoting, electrocnic collection of laws
6. eJustice, judicial information systems
7. eFinance (electronic payment instruments, electronic money, virtual money)
8. Electronic communication of public sector bodies, data mailboxes
9. Protection of intellectual property through public law
10. Personal data in information systems
11. Legal regulation of electronic communications market
12. Criminal prosecution of illegal acting on-line
13. Case studies of complex situations of public law online

Not applicable.

The aim of the course is to provide for an overview of institutes of public law that apply on various implementations of information and communication technologies in public administration and legal proceedings. The course is divided in to thematic parts according to contemporarily emerging issues of information society including the applicability of public law in information networks, protection of personal data, legal issues of eGovernment and eJustice, public-law remedies in protection of intellectual property, basics of law of electronic communications etc.

Study requirements will be published annually by the guarantor of the course.

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Lechner, T. Elektronické dokumenty v právní praxi, Praha: Leges, 2012.
MATEJKA, Ján. Internet jako objekt práva: hledání rovnováhy autonomie a soukromí. Praha: CZ.NIC, 2013. ISBN 978-80-904248-7-6. Dostupné i online z: https://knihy.nic.cz/files/nic/edice/jan_matejka_ijop.pdf
Mates, P. a V. Smejkal. E-government v českém právu. Praha: Linde, 2006. 244 s. ISBN 80-7201-614-8.
Mates, P., Smejkal, V. E-government v České republice, Praha: Leges, 2012.
Polčák, R. Právo a evropská informační společnost. 1. vyd. Brno: Masarykova univerzita, 2009. 204 s. Acta Universitatis Brunensis Iuridica. ISBN 978-80-210-4886-7.

Not applicable.