שלילת אזרחות בשל סכנה חמורה למדינה

CZ-XCT-05 documents the constitutionally narrow citizenship-loss pathway for persons constituting a serious threat to the state. The pathway is constrained by Const. Art 12(2) anti-deprivation guarantee — "Nikdo nemůže být proti své vůli zbaven státního občanství" (Nobody may be deprived of citizenship against their will) — which substantially limits the operational scope of any loss-for-state-threat regime.

Operative conditions (where invoked):

• Person constitutes serious threat to state security or fundamental constitutional values
• Loss must be voluntary in form (rejection of CZ citizenship via conduct evidencing repudiation) rather than involuntary deprivation
• Statelessness-avoidance constraint preserved
• §31 Act 186/2013 framework provides limited applicability for repudiation-of-citizenship-by-conduct cases (e.g., serving in foreign hostile state armed forces against CZ interests in some interpretations)

The kickoff anchored §31 to "loss for serious threat to state" — but per fabrication-correction analysis, §31 actually addresses the declaration regime for former-citizens, not state-threat loss. There is NO clean §-anchor for state-threat-loss in current Act 186/2013 framework. The route documents the conceptual category and constitutional constraints rather than a specific statutory mechanism.