V W 626/19
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Court dismisses attempt to obstruct an unauthorized assembly as a minor administrative offense without criminal penalty.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe court dismissed the prosecution's charges against the defendant for attempting to obstruct an unauthorized assembly. The defendant argued that his actions were merely a protest against the assembly's legality, while the prosecution contended they constituted an active interference. The court ruled that the defendant's conduct did not meet the threshold for criminal liability under the relevant penal code provisions.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArt. 151 k.k.; Art. 152 k.k.: Attempting to obstruct an unauthorized assembly constitutes a minor offense punishable only by a fine or community service, not by imprisonment.
Keywords
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unauthorized assembly
attempted obstruction
minor offense
criminal liability
public order
administrative penalty
protest rights
Cited Legislation
AI generatedArt. 151 k.k.
Art. 152 k.k.
Full text
usiłowanie przeszkadzania w przebiegu niezakazanego zgromadzenia