Red-shirt Jeng Dokjik released on bail

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Red-shirt Jeng Dokjik released on bail

Published: 28 Sep 2012 at 12.25
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BANGKOK - The Criminal Court on Friday released red-shirt core member Yossawaris Chuklom, better known as Jeng Dokjik, on 600,000 baht bail.

Mr Yossawaris, who faces terrorism-related charges stemming from the April-May 2010 violence, was released on condition that he stays in Thailand and must not incite unrest.

The court also reminded him of his promise that he will not go up on stage to make any speeches and not get involved in politics. He is prohibited from leaving the country.

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whognoz
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Discussion 14 : 30 Sep 2012 at 06.2114
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Revolving doors on Thai jails would seem appropriate and time saving. Or just send criminals to bed without their supper as an alternative.
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Discussion 13 : 28 Sep 2012 at 18.3313
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Disc 11 and 8... Let me explain something to you... Citing another example of idiocy doesn't make THIS example any less idiotic.

It's the posting equivalent of sticking your fingers in your ears and saying, "Well he did it too."
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Discussion 12 : 28 Sep 2012 at 18.0812
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How much lower can this country fall, how much deeper can it sink into this red gutter????
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Discussion 11 : 28 Sep 2012 at 14.3311
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"Do these Red criminals have a revolving door at the courts?"
Sondhi was given a jail sentence and still got out on bail. Several red-shirts have been, and are still in prison. The yellow shirts are all still out even though they occupied an airports and tried to kill policemen.
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Discussion 10 : 28 Sep 2012 at 13.5310
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No surprise, the regime got full control of both the police and the courts.
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Discussion 9 : 28 Sep 2012 at 13.469
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There is NO justice in Thailand.
There never was and there never will be justice in the near future.
It is time to leave TH, before the red mob is released and is running amok.
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Discussion 8 : 28 Sep 2012 at 13.458
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Disc 3 : Englishbob, just to keep it the infantile level where you operate : Yes it appear so, wonder when a Court will be build to take care of all the yellow shirt terrorists (: Have a nice weekend bob !
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Discussion 7 : 28 Sep 2012 at 13.457
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Mr Yossawaris, who faces terrorism-related charges stemming from the April-May 2010 violence, was released on condition that he stays in Thailand and must not incite unrest.
The court also reminded him of his promise that he will not go up on stage to make any speeches and not get involved in politics. He is prohibited from leaving the country.
Last month, the Criminal Court revoked Mr Yossawaris' bail for violating bail conditions.

Joke of the day the taxsin/yingluck and ptp way !
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Discussion 6 : 28 Sep 2012 at 13.366
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Thailand needs a 'coup' to stop that circus and the present corruption.
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Discussion 5 : 28 Sep 2012 at 13.325
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Any bets on how long it will be before he violates the conditions again?
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