Court combines two prison sentences, setting minimum term at four months above sum of individual terms due to recidivism.

The court combined two separate prison sentences into a single total term, determining the minimum duration must be four months above the sum of the individual terms. The defendant argued for a lower sentence, but the court noted he already benefited from combined sentencing in the first judgment and committed crimes under recidivism rules. Consequently, the court ruled that the total sentence could not be lower than the calculated minimum to ensure appropriate deterrence and legal awareness.