Court imposed 6-month community service sentence and civil compensation for fraud, dismissing appeal on sentencing grounds.

The Court of Appeal dismissed the appellant's request to revoke the first-instance judgment regarding the criminal conviction and sentencing. The facts established that the defendant, a Polish citizen, facilitated a 250-zloty fraud by transferring stolen funds to an unknown third party after receiving money from a victim. The court determined that a six-month restriction of liberty with mandatory unpaid community service was the most appropriate penalty given the significant social harm and the defendant's prior non-criminal record. Consequently, the appeal was rejected because the lower court's sentencing decision was deemed legally sound and proportionate under the Polish Criminal Code.