Court convicted father of alimentary evasion, sentenced to two years of liberty restriction with mandatory work obligations.

The court convicted the defendant of evading alimentary obligations for over a year, resulting in a two-year sentence of liberty restriction. The prosecution argued that the defendant's failure to pay caused significant hardship to his children, while the defense raised prior probationary records and occasional payments. The court determined the maximum sentence was appropriate given the defendant's lack of prior imprisonment and the severity of the harm to the children's basic needs.