Court convicts drunk driver for recidivism and imposes six-month prison sentence with four-year ban.

The court convicted the defendant of driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated, citing his prior conviction and failure to comply with a driving ban. The prosecution argued that the defendant's lack of remorse and repeated offenses warranted immediate imprisonment rather than a suspended sentence. Consequently, the court imposed a six-month prison term and a four-year prohibition on driving, rejecting the defense's request for a suspended sentence due to the defendant's poor criminal prognosis.