IvorBiggun2

Wasn't you a 'newbie' once upon a time?

'Ignorance' is not an excuse in the eyes of the law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignorantia_juris_non_excusat

Spot on .

No. Make the law so the punishment fit the crime. There's other ways to punish people other than to fine them.

You can't have 2 laws. One for the rich and one for the poor.

No it isn't because if it did there wouldn't be so many accidents. Fine them yes but make the fine hurt.

I had a car accident with a motorcyclist a few years back. The m'cyclist only had one leg. Irrespective the cops wanted to do me for causing the accident. https://studio.youtube.com/video/16Zo4DXgohI/editLuckily my insurance guy turned up to assist at the police station. He knew I had a dashcam and asked the police to view it. After the police saw the video they decided that he was at fault. But due to him being poor they didn't fine him the 1400 Baht they were going to basing it on the man being poor and not being able to afford it. All a load of tosh. 4:17 into the vid. https://studio.youtube.com/video/16Zo4DXgohI/edit

Not if you take all the mitigating circumstances into account.

May be because the truck owner didn't have insurance or just had the mandatory Por Ror Bor insurance. Either way do you really think the police would come down on the farangs side?

The voice of experience.

Corruption in Thailand carries the death penalty.

So why put himself in a position of being mocked if what you say is true? He's not a stupid man and I'm sure he's thought this through.

That saying is to do with culture. Not illegal practices.

A Danish guy, some years back, rode his moped the 370km, one way, from our village to Pattaya 4 times a year to go to immigration.

Irrespective of whether I gain or lose from corruption the fact is it is illegal. 4https://thelawreviews.co.uk/title/the-anti-bribery-and-anti-corruption-review/thailand#:~:text=Penalties for officials demanding or,to 400%2C000 baht%2C or death.

Why should agents and corrupt IO's be able to benefit from an illegal act. The law is the law. BTW I don't benefit from their actions.

It's got much to do with immigration and the bribing of officials.

It's readily available out there. The crackdown has already begun in Phuket, where police are searching for 142 foreigners believed to be bribing various officials as much as THB100 million (US$3 million) per month over visa issues.

Just because it hasn't been reported on here doesn't mean it has never happened. What is positive is that immigration have now got a leader in charge that may put a stop to corruption.

I'm not corrupt.

Yer avin a larf.

A step too late.

I conform to the rules. So should all others. By the way your link is no good.