II K 71/18
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Court sentenced father to three months imprisonment for willful evasion of child support obligations exceeding three installments.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe court convicted the defendant of willfully evading child support obligations, resulting in a sentence of three months imprisonment. The defendant had previously been sentenced for similar offenses and knowingly failed to pay despite having the financial means to do so. The court rejected the possibility of a suspended sentence due to the defendant's prior criminal record and the severity of his repeated non-compliance.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArt. 209§1a kk; Art. 209§1kk kk; Art. 69§1 kk; Art. 624§1 kpk: Willful evasion of child support obligations exceeding three installments constitutes a punishable offense, and prior convictions preclude the application of a suspended sentence.
Keywords
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child support evasion
willful non-payment
imprisonment sentence
suspended sentence denial
prior criminal record
family law offense
social danger assessment
Cited Legislation
AI generatedArt. 209§1a kk
Art. 209§1kk kk
Art. 69§1 kk
Art. 624§1 kpk
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