Court convicted defendant of alimentary duty breach, suspended sentence with probation and supervision.

The Regional Court in Nys convicted the defendant of breaching alimentary obligations to his children, resulting in a six-month prison sentence. Although the prosecution charged the act as a felony involving repeated intent, the court found the facts constituted a lesser offense of omission and suspended the execution of the sentence for three years. The judgment imposed mandatory supervision by a guardian and required the defendant to continue paying child support during the probation period.