Jan Šinágl angažovaný občan, nezávislý publicista

Updated 4.7.2024:Tomáš Pecina "Are we living the last months of Czech democracy?", published on 30 May 2012 on the websitehttp://slepeckahul.pecina.cz

"The state and state structures were not built according to a solid plan and in respect for the democratic system of values. The police are fatally corrupt, the judicial system is dysfunctional, the country is ruled by a mafia of extortionists, usurers and fraudsters against whom a decent person cannot find a defence and therefore has no reason to identify with the state and defend it if he himself is confronted daily with the indifference of the state."

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To the current article on the expert Velek I add some information that is significant and thanks to which it is possible to look at the matter from a different perspective and show a much bigger problem.

- The expert Velek is a colonel, i.e. a lieutenant colonel, so he is very close to the police, as he is either a (former) soldier or a policeman, which is probably why he is so popular with the police

- Expert Velek has been stating for decades that he is a chief medical officer, but he is not a chief medical officer and never has been, according to the statement of the Czech Medical Chamber

- all of his opinions, which are the subject of both decisions of the Ministry of Justice, are unreviewable because they contain only the terms of reference and a categorical conclusion, but it is not clear how expert Velek arrived at these conclusions. For this reason, the opinions are completely unusable and cannot serve as evidence; even so, when a party to the proceedings did not object, these opinions were routinely accepted by the courts and judgments were issued, including in criminal cases

- most of Velek's assessments are made for public authorities, especially the police, i.e. they are paid from public money, therefore, when it turned out that the assessments are useless due to irremovable defects, logically everyone would expect that at least what he got for Velek he should return, but he didn't, as it is evident from the attached communication from the Policeof the Hradec Králové Region, so there can be no question of any return

If even this crazy case remains without further attention, then there is really no point in...

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The forensic expert "chief" Colonel MUDr. Jan Velek - so protects MsP fraudsters in the "public interest" - the innocent end up in jails !

In the past I wrote about him -  The forensic expert "chief" Colonel MUDr. Jan Velek - so protects MsP fraudsters in the "public interest" - the innocent end up in jails ... MsP fined the forensic expert Colonel MUDr. Jan Velek 15 000 CZK(the maximum fine is 500 000 CZK). The results of his opinion (ophthalmology) were completely false and completely refuted. To quote from the article: in the expert opinion in question, he stated that the person being assessed was "blind" at one particular moment about 4 years ago - the person being assessed does not even wear glasses to this day, just by the way, how did the expert come to this conclusion, he did not bother to explain it in the opinion, he simply wrote it down as a conclusion that is indisputable and categorically correct. The fact that the "blind" person was driving a car on the same day, which was confirmed by a number of witnesses, and even confirmed by the person himself, did not disturb the expert, who claimed that driving a car was not incompatible with "blindness".

In this first decision of the MsP (26.1.2023), in which the expert Velek was fined, it is explicitly stated that his conclusions contradict not only expert knowledge but even common knowledge. It has now been established that the expert Velek has been guilty of erroneous opinions in many other cases, and the Ministry has refrained from punishing him on the grounds that the first fine of CZK 15,000 is too much.

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