1. Modes of comission of criminal offence JUDr. Petr Valný/PRN BOA
Moderné vzdelávanie pre vedomostnú spoločnosť / Projekt je spolufinancovaný zo zdrojov EÚ
OA Rožňava – moderná škola ITMS kód Projektu
Obchodná akadémia, Akademika Hronca 8, Rožňava

2. OBSAH With the use of coercion Repeatedly Zdroje In public
With a use of a weapon
By housebreaking
In a dwelling
With the use of violence
With the use of coercion
Repeatedly
Zdroje
Moderné vzdelávanie pre vedomostnú spoločnosť
Projekt je spolufinancovaný zo zdrojov EÚ

3. Criminal offence can be comitted

4. 1. In public
1. The criminal offence is considered as having been committed in public if it is committed a) through the content of a printed matter or a disseminated written material, through a film, through the radio, television, with the use of a computer network, or using the means of similar effect, or b) in the presence of more than two persons.

5. 2. With the use of a weapon
The criminal offence is considered as having been committed with the use of a weapon if the offender or one of his accomplices, with the offender's knowledge, uses a weapon for making an assault, for overcoming or suppressing resistance, or he has it on him for such a purpose; ‘a weapon’ means any object which can be used to increase the offensiveness of the assault against a person's body.

6. The criminal offence is considered as having been committed with the use of a weapon also
if the offender uses or
has on him an imitation weapon with the intent to deceive others into believing it to be genuine.

7. 3. By housebreaking
The criminal offence is considered as having been committed by housebreaking if the offender entered enclosed premises by unauthorised forcing of a lock, or by forcible overcoming of a different security device, or by deception.

8. 4. In a dwelling
The criminal offence is considered as having been committed in a dwelling
if it is committed in a house or in a flat of another,
or in other premises being used for the purpose of dwelling,
including premises and pieces of lands belonging thereto,
if they are enclosed parts of the dwelling.

9. 5. With the use of violence
The criminal offence is considered as having been committed with the use of violence
if the offender uses physical violence against physical integrity of another person,
or if it is committed against a person whom the offender induced into a state of helplessness by deception,
or if the offender used violence against a thing of another.

10. 6. With the use of coercion
The criminal offence is considered as having been committed with the use of coercion
if the offender commits it with the use of psychological violence against another person.

11. 7. Repeatedly
The criminal offence is considered as having been committed repeatedly if the offender, through repeated separate acts, has committed a number of successive identical criminal offences, which are related to each other neither objectively nor subjectively, while the punishability of each of them shall be judged separately

12. Zdroje
- obrázky
Zákon č.300/2005- Trestný zákon