Key legal question
Whether the prison-start date should be postponed under § 48 JVV due to irreparable disadvantages and no risk to third parties.
Extracted holding
The request for postponement was denied because no substantial, irreparable disadvantage was shown; the authority had allowed sufficient time to organize family and professional matters.
Extracted reasoning
The court held that the arguments about the child’s schooling and the dental practice were not persuasive. Third persons could support the child, and the appellant had known since the prior federal judgment that he had to serve the sentence. The requested delay of about 7.5 months from the original summons date was excessive. Because § 48(3) JVV requires cumulative fulfillment of lit. a and lit. b, the absence of irreparable harm made any further examination unnecessary.