Chapter XVI. Criminal Offences against Morality and Sexual Inviolability

2020. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases, case No SKK-[B]/2020 Use as evidence of testimony given by the minor who has been recognised as a victim of criminal offence against morality and sexual inviolability if the accused has had no possibility to question him or her

2020. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases, case No SKK-[I]/2020 Distinction of criminal offence provided for in Section 160 of the Criminal Law from criminal offence provided for in Section 162 of the Criminal Law (in the wording of the law until 14 July 2014)

2020. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases, case No SKK-[M]/2020 The possibility of questioning of a specially protected victim at a court hearing

2020. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases, case No SKK-[O]/2020 A person against whom a special investigative experiment may be performed; The legal norm provided for in Paragraph one of Section 165 of the Criminal Law shall not be recognized as a reference provision

2018. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases, case No SKK-[A]/2018 Place of the production of a material of pornographic nature by involvement or using of a minor

16.09.2008. ecision of the Department of Criminal Cases of the Senate, case No SKK-476/2008 Qualification of the offence pursuant to the Section 162 of the Criminal Law

23.03.2007. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases of the Senate, case No SKK-153/2007 Rape committed by group of persons without prior agreement

31.03.2006. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases of the Senate, case No SKK-143/2006 Subject of the criminal offense provided for in Section 163 of the Criminal Law

27.10.2005. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases of the Senate, case No SKK-405/2005 Explanation of a concept of prostitution, when applying the Criminal Law