Dead cadet’s family hires experienced law firm to look after legal case in military court

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Dead cadet’s family hires experienced law firm to look after legal case in military court

By Thai PBS

 

 

The family of the dead cadet Pakapong Tanyakan has now officially hired a law firm, Barista International, to look after the handling of the case by the military prosecution after it has indicted senior cadets in the military court.

 

A chief lawyer of the law firm Sathit Poonsawatpong said the case has proceeded slowly although it happened for many months.

 

He said there was no progress although the military prosecutor has indicted some senior cadets for body assault.

 

Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/dead-cadets-family-hires-experienced-law-firm-look-legal-case-military-court/

 

-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2018-02-26

 

[trainman34014]

The only 'experience' law firms have in Thailand is the experience of financially raping every client !

[yellowboat]

The family is doing the country a service by keeping this in the news.  Beatings are not for cadets.  It shows an unfit, undisciplined military . 

[Srikcir]

21 hours ago, webfact said:

military prosecutor has indicted some senior cadets for body assault.

As these cadets would be tried by a military court, there shouldn't be much a delay in their prosecution. Yet here we are months later. Add Prawit's comments that bodily assault is normal for cadets, the RTM has shown what it thinks of military justice.

[brucec64]

The Thai legal system is a mess and the military corrupt beyond belief. This family had a hard road ahead of them but I wish them the best of luck.

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[thaiguzzi]

Does this law firm sell coffee?