Court convicted driver of driving without license, imposing community service instead of prison due to age and hardship.

The court convicted the defendant of driving a motor vehicle while his driving license had been administratively revoked. Although the prosecutor argued for a specific charge regarding the revocation itself, the court determined the defendant only violated the general prohibition on driving without a license. Consequently, the court imposed a five-month sentence of community service, rejecting the prosecutor's request for imprisonment based on the defendant's age and financial difficulties.