Court convicts defendant of insulting the Crown Prince and damaging property, sentencing to fine and detention.

The court found the defendant guilty of insulting the Crown Prince and damaging property after he threw paint at the royal carriage during their wedding procession. While the defendant argued that anti-monarchist sentiment is common, the judge emphasized that the televised nature of the act and the direct harm to the royal couple warranted a criminal conviction. Consequently, the defendant was sentenced to a fine and potential detention, while civil claims for damages were dismissed due to full compensation.