Court sentenced a minor for drunk driving causing injury, rejecting probation due to high social harm.

The court convicted the defendant of intentional traffic violation while under the influence of psychotropic substances and sentenced him to one year and six months imprisonment. Although the defendant was a minor and had undergone detoxification, the court prioritized the high social harm caused by the accident and the defendant's high degree of guilt over mitigating factors. Consequently, the court imposed a five-year ban on driving mechanical vehicles and rejected requests for monetary compensation to victim funds as no legal basis existed for such awards in this context.