Report on the Security Situation in the Czech Republic in 2000
(in comparison with 1999)

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Content - Part 1

1. Introduction

2. Crime, Development in Individual Types of Crime and Security Risks

2.1. Crime by Regions. Regional Variations
2.2. Misdemeanours
2.3. Offenders
2.3.1. Crimes Committed by Repeated Offenders
2.3.2. Crimes Committed by Foreigners
2.3.3. Crimes Committed by Youth
2.3.4. Crimes Committed by Members of the Czech Police, Czech Army, Employees of the Customs Administration, and Members and Civilian Staff of the Czech Prisoners’ Service
2.4. Victims of Crimes
2.5. Crimes Against Property
2.6. Economic Crime, Corruption
2.7. Crimes of Violence
2.8. Crimes against Human Dignity (Moral Crimes)
2.9. Hooliganism and Street Crime
2.10. Crimes Committed on Railways
2.11. Crimes with an Extremist Subtext
2.12. Protection of Classified Information
2.13. Illegal Migration
2.14. Organised Crime
2.15. Illicit Drug Dealing
2.16. Illicit Trading in Human Beings
2.17. Illicit Trade in Weapons, Explosives, and Radioactive Material
2.18. Terrorism
2.19. Forgery
2.20. Searches for Persons and Articles
2.21. Road Safety
2.22. Communist Crime Investigation

3. Fire Protection, the Integrated Rescue System, Protection of Inhabitants, and Crisis Management

4. Internal Security Policy

5. Conclusion

Contens Part 2

The Public Order and Internal Security Situation in the Regions of the Czech Republic in 2000

Security Situation in the Territory of the Capital City of Prague in 2000
Security Situation in the Territory of Central Bohemia in 2000
Security Situation in the Territory of South Bohemia in 2000
Security Situation in the Territory of West Bohemia in 2000
Security Situation in the Territory of North Bohemia in 2000
Security Situation in the Territory of East Bohemia in 2000
Security Situation in the Territory of North Moravia in 2000
Security Situation in the Territory of South Moravia in 2000

 


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