Supreme Court dismissed cassation, ruling no legal aid needed as the case was not factually complex beyond the prisoner's defense capabilities.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a prisoner seeking a disability pension against the Social Insurance Institution. The appellant argued that his imprisonment rendered him unable to defend his rights, violating procedural guarantees, while the lower courts found he failed to meet the statutory five-year employment requirement for the pension. The court ruled that the lower courts thoroughly verified all facts and that the case did not reach a complexity level necessitating the appointment of legal aid under the relevant procedural code.