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IX Ka 1630/13 AI generated

Court dismissed appeal against drunk driving conviction, upholding first-instance verdict and costs. The defendant was found guilty of drunk driving and crossing the center line. The court rejected the appeal as unsupported by evidence. The court upheld the first-instance verdict, finding the defendant guilty of drunk driving and crossing the center line. The appeal was dismissed as unsupported by evidence. The court upheld the first-instance verdict, finding the defendant guilty of drunk driving and crossing the center line. The appeal was dismissed as unsupported by evidence.

Case Number IX Ka 1630/13
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Poland (PL)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

Legislator summary

AI generated

The Court of Appeal dismissed the defendant's appeal against the first-instance verdict convicting him of drunk driving and dangerous road behavior. The court found that the evidence, including witness testimony and the recovery of the defendant's vehicle, conclusively proved he was under the influence of alcohol and failed to maintain control of his vehicle. Consequently, the court rejected the defendant's arguments regarding procedural errors and factual mistakes, upholding the original sentence and awarding costs to the state.

Legislator headnote

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Art. 87 § 1 kw; Art. 86 § 1 kw; Art. 7 kpk; Art. 437 § 1 kpk; Art. 109 § 2 kpw; Art. 636 § 1 kpk; The court of appeal must uphold the first-instance verdict if the evidence conclusively proves the defendant's guilt and the lower court's assessment of facts and law was correct.

Keywords

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drunk driving conviction crossing center line appeal dismissal freedom of evidence assessment criminal procedure appeal road safety offense costs of appeal

Cited Legislation

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Art. 87 § 1 kw
Art. 86 § 1 kw
Art. 7 kpk
Art. 437 § 1 kpk
Art. 109 § 2 kpw
Art. 636 § 1 kpk

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