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II K 182/24 AI generated

Court convicted defendant of threats and property damage, imposing one year of liberty restriction and a fine.

Case Number II K 182/24
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Jurisdiction Poland (PL)
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Outcome Allowed / Granted
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The court convicted the defendant of two distinct offenses: threats against a victim and intentional destruction of property. The court found the defendant's statements regarding the threats and the damage to the car window credible and consistent with the victim's testimony and inspection reports. Consequently, the court imposed a one-year restriction of liberty for the threats and a 300 PLN fine for the property damage, citing the defendant's low-motive actions and prior record as aggravating factors.

Legislator headnote

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Art. 189 § 1 k.k.; Art. 124 § 1 k.w.: The court established that credible threats inducing reasonable fear of harm constitute the crime of threats, while intentional destruction of property causing damage up to 800 PLN constitutes a misdemeanor punishable by a fine.

Keywords

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threats against person intentional property damage misdemeanor conviction restriction of liberty criminal liability victim credibility aggravating circumstances

Cited Legislation

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Art. 189 § 1 k.k.
Art. 124 § 1 k.w.
art. 387 k.p.k
art. 190§1 k.k
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II K 263/21
Court modified charge description and possession end date based on police seizure date under criminal law.
II K 245/25
Court convicts defendant of threats and assault, merging sentences into ten months of restricted liberty with work obligation.
II K 123/15
Court convicted defendant of threatening to destroy victim's property and sentenced to fine.
II Ka 265/18
Court dismisses appeal against sentence for continuous threats, upholding 6-month prison term and proximity ban.

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