SS-10791/2011-KBH
ECLI:DK:KBH:2023:SS0000000017
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Court dismisses tattooing charge where defendant claims lack of intent due to client's refusal.
Denmark (DK)
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe court dismissed the defendant's charges for violating the Tattooing Act. The defendant argued they lacked criminal intent because the client refused to pay for the procedure. The court ruled that the act of tattooing itself constitutes the offense regardless of the client's subsequent refusal to pay.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedTattooing Act § 1, stk. 1; § 1, stk. 2: The completion of a tattooing procedure constitutes the completed offense of tattooing, irrespective of whether the client subsequently refuses to pay for the service.
Keywords
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Tattooing Act
criminal intent
completed offense
client refusal
payment dispute
Straffesag
1. instans
Cited Legislation
AI generatedTattooing Act § 1, stk. 1
Tattooing Act § 1, stk. 2
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Full text
Tiltalte for overtrædelse af lov om tatovering § 1, stk. 1 og 2