Court sentenced defendants to four months imprisonment for continuous theft and recidivism, ordering partial civil compensation.

The court convicted the defendants of theft committed in a continuous series and as recidivists, imposing a sentence of four months imprisonment. The prosecution argued for a higher penalty due to the high degree of guilt and social harm, while the defense highlighted the defendants' confession and willingness to compensate. The court balanced these factors, applying the statutory minimum for continuous offenses and considering recidivism, ultimately ordering partial restitution to the victim.