Court imposes suspended prison sentences and restitution for fraud against a company, dismissing appeal on sentencing grounds.

The court upheld the first-instance judgment imposing suspended prison sentences and restitution on defendants W. T. and G. T. for fraud committed against a victim company. The defendants argued for lighter penalties but did not challenge the proven facts or the credibility of the evidence. The court rejected these arguments, emphasizing the high social harm caused by the fraud and the necessity of the penalty for general and special prevention.