Criminal appeal dismissed; court held witness testimony insufficient to prove the psychological element of the crime.

The Supreme Court of Cassation dismissed the appeal against a conviction for a crime requiring proof of a specific psychological state. The prosecution relied on witness testimonies to establish the defendant's mental condition at the time of the act, while the defense argued these accounts were unreliable and lacked corroborating evidence. The court ruled that the testimonial evidence failed to meet the strict standard of proof necessary to confirm the existence of the required psychological element.