The crime of disorderly conduct at sports events

This thesis deals with the current issue of spectator violence. We can observe increased attention of media regarding this issue in these days, but author doesn't think it's so serious problem how media presents. The content of this thesis is divided into ten chapters whose aim is to comprehensively characterize the issue. Thesis is characterized in particular by exceeds of the criminal law to other disciplines such as criminology and psychology and using empirical statistical data. The author sees the issue not only from the point of view of public aspect such as criminal law, but also as a administrative law and considerable space is devoted to a private law focused on the relationship between the organizer as a seller and spectator as a customer. The first and second chapter focuses on the historical development of legislation in the territory of the Czech Republic from 1852 and analysis of the current legislation, where occupies considerable space explanations vague legal terms, arising from the statutory regulation. In addition, this thesis allowed to the readers an insight into the laws of selected countries relating to the offense of disorderly conduct. The third chapter is working with psychological concepts. The author tries to explain the phenomenon of spectator violence with use of those..