Drug trafficking conviction upheld for recidivism; confiscation ordered; electronic scale returned to defendant.

The court convicted the defendant of possessing psychotropic substances and drugs, imposing a three-month prison sentence due to recidivism within five years of a prior release. The prosecution argued that the defendant's quick return to drug possession demonstrated a disregard for the law and necessitated a severe penalty to achieve preventive goals. The court agreed, finding no mitigating circumstances and ordering the destruction of seized drugs while returning the electronic scale used as evidence.