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1. Thanks for the time Pavel Zacek had the job that would make half the people of this country shiver with anger, the other half shiver with fear. 2. Thanks for the time Tags: [Czech Republic,communism,police] ... 3. Prague Expat reflections ... much fun was had by all jumping around that very unsafe structure… until the police showed up and we all ran away! 9) The long, hot, hot summer of '94 left the sculptures on Charles Bridge and the outside ... 4. Relics of a Rusted Empire ... under, even if they don’t stop to read or decipher the propaganda posters. Work spaces, living spaces and even the interrogation room of a secret police agency are here to explore. The Museum itself is ... 5. Simply everything you need to know in Prague ... police about what quantity fits the above definition. Remember, even with a new democracy, there's no American-style due process protecting the accused here and they can hold you without charges for as ... 6. A Day of Czech Snowboarding ... You know you are there when you pass under a green and yellow sign that says "Vita Vas Spindleruv Mlyn. " Police on the road explain that you can't go any further, the town is already full. The police ... 7. Lucky Lucaso ... up with the police). But the story he really gets a kick out of is during the premiere for the film, Pernikova Vez. His mother came to see her son on the screen. "...But she had ... 8. Foreigners Unite! ... could pose for the immigrants from the former Soviet Union. It makes me wonder how many Russians and Ukrainians were harassed by the police as a result of this incident. I don't ... 9. Edmund Watts: The Legalizer ... the proper stamps and double-stamps, waiting in a six-hour line at the foreign police only to be told that one of your documents is wrong for some reason that may or may not have to do with a recently ... 10. Alan Levy, The Pen of Prague ... the secret police. Even our dog, who was born in Bavaria in 1975 and died in Vienna in 1989 a few months before the Revolution, had the same reaction to Tatras and men in black leather ... 11. A Day in the Life of a Prague Journalist ... now that I realize instead of heading toward Zizkov, I'm in fricking Branik. I get on the wrong tram about once a month, but I always catch it before this. Now is also the instant when the tram police ... 12. Sex with Bjork ... seemed like hours... with my Bjork boner and all... And before I knew what was happening, the doors opened and two police had me in handcuffs and were reading my rights. I was outside ... 13. Auslander, raus! ... pass the bill until November 30 with Havel signing it into law mid-December. A printed version of the new regulations only became available just before Christmas, giving the Foreigner Police ... 14. Get Screwed, the Berlitz Way ... I enjoy this sort of abuse, after having worked as a migrant berry picker in coastal Maine, so I signed up. Czech law requires that a foreign national be registered with the foreign police as a resident ... 15. Thanks for the time ... plant plain-clothes secret agents in the crowd who would suddenly turn on the demonstrators. Yellow ribbons pinned to their shirts would distinguish them from the club-wielding police that ... 16. Tuesday Morning Lunch-Out ... Shiny happy mailgirl hands me a white envelope with a blue stripe running down the centre. Fuck. It's either from the foreign police or the labour office. Either way it's bad ... 17. Czech Drug Law Basics ... is no clear definition, of how such an amount is to be interpreted and will inevitably be by the police and the courts. If the crime is committed to "in a large extent" you ... 18. Criminal Confessions: Burglars speak out ... In the modern world, police statistics tell us that in a 20 year period, three out of every four homes will be burglarized. In fact, theft is the top crime here in the Czech Republic. ... 19. Believe ... She knew that she should hang up, call the police, something, but she couldn't do that to the man she already knew to be so wonderful and caring. They would lock him up in some horrible place where everything ... 20. Old School Prague ... with corruption can bring. He described "[drug-dealers] shaking hands with policemen," and the Czech police as "keystone cops with guns". Emery described the early situation with Czech ...
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