A minor was prosecuted in Lviv for providing photo services on the street
In Lviv, the Radecki district court considered the case of a minor girl who placed a photo booth with a printer for printing photographs on the street. She was accused of violating the rules of urban order. The court issued a warning to the girl, taking into account her age and the lack of significant harm.
In Lviv, the Radecki district court considered the case of a minor girl who set up a photo booth with a printer for printing photographs on Greek Street. According to a court decision dated November 2, the girl was accused of violating the rules of urban order.
The officials who drew up the administrative protocol noted that the girl placed a structure for printing photographs on the street, which, according to their words, occupied part of the territory. The decision states that her actions violated paragraph 14.1.31 of the Rules of Urban Order of the Lviv Municipal Council.
The court reviewed the case on November 2 without the presence of the girl, as she did not attend the hearing, although she had been properly notified of the date and time of the hearing. The judge issued a warning to the minor, taking into account her age, as well as the fact that the violation did not cause significant harm. A fine was not imposed on the girl.