Court partially allowed appeal by reducing fine for speeding due to defendant's low income and family situation.

The appellate court partially upheld the first-instance judgment against a driver convicted of speeding by reducing the fine from 800 to 400 zloty. The defendant argued that the speed measurement was flawed and that the original penalty was excessive, while the prosecution maintained the evidence was sufficient. The court rejected the factual errors but acknowledged the defendant's unemployment and low income, ruling that a lower fine was necessary to ensure proportionality and avoid excessive hardship.