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4-06-2655\3 ECLI:EE:PMK:2006:4.06.2655.25660 AI generated

Court dismissed appeal against decision to revoke probation for habitual recidivism under Estonian Criminal Procedure Code.

Case Number 4-06-2655\3
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Estonia (EE)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

Legislator summary

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The Pärnu Court of First Instance dismissed the defendant's appeal against the decision to revoke his probation due to repeated violations. The defendant argued that the revocation was disproportionate given his age and the nature of the offenses, while the prosecution contended that the habitual nature of the breaches justified immediate termination of the suspended sentence. The court upheld the original ruling, finding that the statutory requirements for revocation were met and that the defendant's conduct warranted the loss of probationary status.

Legislator headnote

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Criminal Procedure Code § 100; Criminal Procedure Code § 101: The court may revoke probation if the offender commits a new crime or violates the conditions of probation, provided the circumstances justify such a measure.

Keywords

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probation revocation habitual recidivism Criminal Procedure Code suspended sentence proportionality principle

Cited Legislation

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Criminal Procedure Code § 100
Criminal Procedure Code § 101

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