Facts
[X.] is accused of having had his vehicle registration and registration plates confiscated by order of the Lucerne Road Traffic Office dated August 30, 2016. According to the confiscation order deemed to have been served on him no later than September 7, 2016, he was requested to return the vehicle registration and registration plates within 30 days of service of the order. He failed to comply with this request at least with conditional intent from October 10, 2016. By penal order dated July 26, 2017, [X.] was convicted of failing to return the confiscated registration plates and vehicle registration, as well as violating the waste regulations of the municipality of [U.] . In the objection proceedings, the District Court of Willisau convicted [X.] on November 21, 2017 of the dereliction of duty to return the registration plates and vehicle registration, as well as the violation of the waste regulations. [X.] appealed against this judgment. On May 24, 2018, the Cantonal Court of Lucerne established the legal force of the conviction regarding the violation of the waste regulations. It found [X.] guilty of the negligent failure to return the registration plates and vehicle registration despite the official request and punished him with a suspended fine and a fine.Considerations
The Federal Supreme Court considers the appellant's complaints to be unfounded. The lower court has not violated federal, constitutional or convention law.…