The national laws of the Czech Republic as well as local generally binding ordinances apply within the territory of the city of Tachov. These regulations govern daily life in the city, such as public order, noise levels, and waste management. These rules are binding for all persons staying in the city, including foreigners. Adhering to these rules helps ensure a safe, peaceful, and fair coexistence for all residents.
Law and Legislation
Contacts
Tachov Municipal Police
Hornická 1695, Tachov 34701
Center for Support of Integration of Foreigners (CPIC)
T. G. Masaryka 1326, Tachov 34701
Diakonie Západ (Field Services)
Resslova 332/12, Plzeň 30100
Organization for Aid to Refugees (OPU)
Skvrňanská 1111/12, Plzeň 30100
Unlawful Conduct
Unlawful conduct refers to an act or omission that violates legal regulations or local ordinances valid in Tachov. Violations can take various forms: Violation of local ordinances: e.g., improper waste disposal. Misdemeanors: less serious violations (e.g., disturbing the peace at night, traffic offenses).
Criminal offenses: serious violations of the law (handled by courts). Sanctions may be imposed for violating laws or ordinances regardless of nationality.
Local Rules and Ordinances of Tachov
In addition to national laws, Tachov has generally binding ordinances governing local matters: public order, noise, waste management, and the use of public spaces. These are binding for all residents and visitors. Current Ordinances of Tachov
Basic Areas of Law
These represent the main parts of the legal system that establish rules of conduct and the obligations of individuals in everyday situations. Citizens and foreigners alike commonly encounter legal regulations particularly in the following areas: Criminal Law – deals with serious violations of the law (e.g., theft, violence). Civil Law – governs relationships between individuals (contracts, housing, family). Labor Law – covers relationships between employees and employers (employment contracts, wages, working hours). Administrative Law – governs relationships between citizens and the state (authorities, permits, proceedings). Compliance with the law is mandatory for all persons staying in the Czech Republic, including foreigners.
Legal Aid
In case of legal difficulties, it is possible to use free legal aid provided by selected organizations or the services of professional law firms.