Court convicts drunk driver of aggravated offense due to prior convictions and high alcohol levels.

The court convicted the defendant of driving a vehicle while intoxicated, citing specific blood alcohol test results and prior criminal records. The prosecution argued that the defendant's history of repeated offenses and high alcohol levels warranted a severe penalty without probation. Consequently, the court imposed a ten-month prison sentence and a five-year driving ban, rejecting the possibility of suspended execution due to the defendant's lack of positive criminological prognosis.