Abstrakt
The thesis deals with free law finding and its current performances. The contra legem decision-making of the Czech Consitutional Court is emphasized.
The thesis is divided into two basic parts. In the first part, the definition of free law finding and the groups of cases in which it currently comes to free law finding are presented.
In the center of attention there are the decisions of the Czech Constitutional Court suggesting an extreme injustice in the decisions of ordinary courts. The subject of the second part is the analysis of consequences resulting from free law finding in current praxis especially of the Czech Constitutional Court.