COURT DECISION WHEN REPLACING A CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TO REAL IMPRISONMENT
The judge makes difficult decisions about the determination of penalties depending on the gravity of the accomplishment of the offense and a diverse set of personality characteristics. In order to avoid social desadaptation jurisdictions often resort to conditional condemnation. The presence of several administrative penalties or offences of a criminal nature during probation are a sufficient reason to replace it by the actual sentence to be served in prison.