Criminal appeal challenging sentencing in a drug case where the quantity exceeded the statutory threshold by the 96th multiple

The defendant's appeal was dismissed as unfounded, and the judgment of the lower court was affirmed, with the defendant ordered to bear the costs of the legal proceedings. The case involved a criminal appeal challenging the sentencing imposed by the Regional Court of Kiel, specifically relating to a drug offense where the quantity of the controlled substance was found to be significantly in excess of the statutory threshold. The Federal Court of Justice determined that the sentencing did not violate any legal principles to the defendant's disadvantage, rejecting the argument that the General Federal Prosecutor's reference to the quantity threshold contained an error, as the appellate review confirmed the excess amount to be approximately 96.46 times the standard, thereby validating the original sentence.