Comparative analysis of the Czech and French justice and analysis of the relevant French legal terminology

The aim of this bachelor thesis is the analysis and consequent comparison of two different judicial systems; Czech and French one. Considering studies of the French language, the second part of the thesis is focused on analysis of selected French legal terms and deals with difficulties appearing when translating. The thesis is divided into five parts. The first part provides some basic information about the role of judicial power within the state which is based on principle of power division. The second part then gives an insight into comparison of particular legal bases of Czech and French justice. The third part deals with the history of judicial systems of both countries. The next part is crucial, because it describes in more detail the judicial organisation in the Czech republic and in France and highlights the main similarities and differences between them. The last part contains the analysis of the selected judicial terms. The bachelor thesis is concluded by the french résumé and French-Czech glossary