Court dismisses appeal in drunk driving case, ruling personal circumstances do not reduce social harm of the offense.

The court dismissed the defendant's appeal regarding her conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol and medication. Although the defense argued that her mental health struggles and desire to work justified leniency, the court held that personal conditions do not mitigate the social harm of the crime. The judgment emphasized that the defendant's subjective motivation and lack of immediate emergency necessity were irrelevant to her criminal liability.