Criminal appeal dismissed for inadmissibility due to lack of dolo in refusal and generic reasoning.

The Court of Cassazione declared the criminal appeal inadmissible, ordering the appellant to pay court costs and a fine. The court found the first ground of appeal, claiming no intent in refusing drug tests, was baseless because the lower court had already established the appellant knowingly evaded the procedure after admitting cocaine use. Additionally, the court rejected the second ground regarding toy weapons as legally irrelevant and dismissed the third ground for insufficient reasoning in the appellate judgment. Consequently, the appeal was rejected without merit, and the appellant was condemned to bear the procedural expenses.