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Court: Bail decisions case-by-case

Published: 8 Aug 2012 at 13.40
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The Criminal Court does not have a fixed position on whether to withdraw bail for the 24 red-shirts, including former Pheu Thai list MP Jatuporn Prompan, and will base its decision on the evidence placed before it, Chief Justice Tawee Prachuaplarp said on Wednesday.

The court will tomorrow continue its consideration of petitions that it withdraw bail for the 24 red-shirts, who face terrorism-related charges, and examination of witnesses and evidence.

Mr Tawee said he expected the court to complete these proceedings before noon and that decisions would then be made on a case-by-case basis.

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djangopegs
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Discussion 7 : 08 Aug 2012 at 14.537
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Since when has the UDD done anything in an orderly manner?
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Discussion 6 : 08 Aug 2012 at 14.496
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There is no reason why the Chief Justice Tawee Prachuaplarp should talk publicly about the cases before the court. Cases should be judged according to the law and evidence not personal bias and opinion.
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Discussion 5 : 08 Aug 2012 at 14.175
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lets see if Mob rule works and the courts let them all go free again

This will be the being of a break down in Law & Order if it happens
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Discussion 4 : 08 Aug 2012 at 14.114
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This will be yet another test for the courts to confirm if they can withstand the intimidations from the Puea Thaksin regime and its rent-a-mob redshirts.
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Discussion 3 : 08 Aug 2012 at 14.103
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those that have violated the bail conditions should be treated like everyone else no exception the 3 red shirts leaders jataporn,tida and korkeaw should already be in jail for inciting violence,threatening behaviour and publicly intimidating the judges and for giving out personel data
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Discussion 2 : 08 Aug 2012 at 13.592
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Is tomorrow D-Day in Thailand ?
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Discussion 1 : 08 Aug 2012 at 13.521
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We can only guess what terrible amount of pressure must have been applied to the court from this government to have their red militia " off the hook"
It seems clear to all law abiding citizens that most of these red leaders belong in jail and nowhere else!
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