19 Feb 1952

Born in Chrudim

Father: Ing. Josef Výborný, engineer, Mother: Miloslava Výborná, teacher

Sister: Mgr. Zora, married Mrázová, teacher

Before 1953

Permanently residing in Heømanùv Mìstec

1953-1975

Permanently residing in Pardubice

1975-cont.

Permanently residing in Heømanùv Mìstec

1967-1970

Student at the Secondary Comprehensive School in Pardubice (now the Grammar School)

1970-1975

Student at the Faculty of Law, Charles University, Prague

1978

Doctoral examination (degree - JUDr.)

1975-1976

Compulsory army service

1975

Married JUDr. Václava Výborná, now Head of the Legal Department of the Czech Post, state-owned enterprise, Eastern Bohemia Branch
Children: Mgr. Marek Výborný, b. 1976, grammar school teacher; Ondøej Výborný, b. 1980, student at the Teachers´ Institute (Faculty of Pedagogy); Štìpán Výborný, b. 1986, grammar school student

1975-1996

Advocacy in Chrudim, first as an articled clerk, then as an attorney

1990

Elected Deputy of the Czech National Council (re-elected in 1992, 1996, 1998 and 2002)

1991-1996

President of the Constitutional Legal Committee of the Czech National Council (House of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic)

1992

Member of the Governmental Commission for Preparation of the Constitution of the Czech Republic

1996-1997

Minister of Defence

1998

Minister – President of the Legislative Council of the Government

1998-2002

President of the Mandate and Immunity Committee of the House of Deputies

2002-2003

Chairman of the Constitutional Legal Committee

Before May 2003

Member of the Christian Democratic Party – People´s Party (KDU-ÈSL); no previous membership of any party

1998-2003

Mayor of Heømanùv Mìstec

2003

Appointed a member of the Board of Trustees of the University of Pardubice, elected Vice-Chairman of the Board

3 June 2003

Appointed a Judge of the Constitutional Court of the Czech Republic