Court imposes daily fine, lifetime driving ban, and compensation for drunk driving recidivism.

The court convicted the defendant of drunk driving while previously suspended from driving, resulting in a daily fine, a lifetime driving ban, and compensation payments. The prosecution argued for a prison sentence due to the high blood alcohol levels and prior conviction, but the defendant claimed the ten-year gap since the last offense warranted leniency. The court rejected the prison sentence as inappropriate given the long period of law-abiding behavior since the prior offense, yet upheld the mandatory lifetime ban and financial penalties based on the severity of the current act and the defendant's financial situation.