Court convicts father for alimentary evasion exceeding three months and orders one year prison sentence.

The court convicted the defendant of evoking alimentary obligations for over three months, resulting in arrears exceeding three monthly payments. The prosecution argued this caused significant financial delay and threatened the child's basic needs, while the defense likely contested the duration or amount. The court upheld the conviction under Article 209 of the Criminal Code, imposing a one-year prison sentence and awarding legal fees to the defense counsel.