On the 8th of May, 2019, in the case “Incidente de apelación en autos Perez Ramos, Miguel Angel sobre 6.1.44 – Transporte de pasajeros, (INC 136886/2021-1), the Second Chamber revoked the initial ruling that charged a driver for providing passenger transportation services without authorization. This new ruling was given since the infringement report did not identify the passenger, an essential requirement for the existence of transportation activity. Furthermore, it was indicated that that omission violated the defendant’s right to a fair trial. In his decision, Dr Delgado also indicated that withholding the driving licence ultimately amounted to an unauthorized sanction without a final ruling, constituting a premature enforcement of the penalty.