On referral to a residential and treatment facility

The district prosecutor's office participated in the consideration of a civil case initiated by the application of the Miory District Department of Internal Affairs regarding the referral of a resident of the Miory district to a medical and labor dispensary. This civil case was heard in a field court session.

It was established that the 58-year-old man had systematically committed administrative offenses related to the violation of the rights of other citizens and the disturbance of public order while intoxicated over the course of a year. He was warned by an officer of the Department of Internal Affairs about the possibility of being sent to a medical and labor dispensary if he did not change his behavior and lifestyle. However, the man drew no conclusions from the official warning and the preventive conversations held; after the official warning was issued, he was again brought to administrative responsibility for offenses committed while intoxicated.

According to the conclusion of the medical commission, the citizen has a disease: alcohol dependence syndrome, and he requires treatment for the specified disease.

Having examined all the evidence presented by the Miory District Department of Internal Affairs, the court decided to send the citizen to a medical and labor dispensary for medical and social rehabilitation with mandatory labor for a period of 12 months.

The court's decision has not been appealed or protested and has not entered into legal force.