1-06-1000\2 · Court dismissed appeal against conviction for theft, rejecting claim of insufficient evidence regarding stolen goods. The court found the prosecution's evidence sufficient to prove the crime. The appeal was rejected due to lack of new evidence. The court upheld the original verdict based on established facts. The decision confirms the validity of the conviction. The legal issue was the sufficiency of evidence in a theft case. The outcome was the dismissal of the appeal. (Pärnu Maakohus Haapsalu kohtumaja Haapsalus)

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The court dismissed the defendant's appeal against the first-instance conviction for theft, ruling that the prosecution's evidence was sufficient to establish guilt. The defendant argued that the identification of stolen goods was unreliable and that the circumstances did not meet the legal threshold for the charge. The court rejected these arguments, finding that the evidence presented at trial was consistent and corroborated by witness testimony, thereby upholding the original judgment.

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Criminal Procedure Code; Penal Code: The court held that an appeal against a conviction for theft is inadmissible if the evidence presented at the first instance was sufficient to prove the elements of the crime and the defendant failed to provide credible new evidence to challenge the findings.

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