Court convicts drunk driver for lifetime ban due to prior convictions and lack of criminal prognosis.

The court convicted the defendant of driving while intoxicated in violation of a lifetime driving ban, sentencing him to ten months in prison. The prosecution argued that previous penalties failed to achieve preventive goals, while the defense claimed the defendant was irresponsible but not recidivist enough for immediate imprisonment. The court ruled that given the defendant's history of similar offenses and the dangerous nature of the specific route taken, only a suspended sentence without probation could effectively deter future crimes.