Court convicts for forgery despite prior suspended sentences, imposing three-month prison term.

The court convicted the defendant of forgery and sentenced her to three months in prison, ordering the confiscation of the forged prescription. Although the defendant argued for a lighter penalty, the court rejected this due to her prior two convictions for the same offense, which precluded probation. Consequently, the court imposed a standard prison term and ordered the defendant to bear the prosecution costs.