Blacklisted due to Cannabis

[Jonesy456]

Thanks for the replies, everyone. Food for thought and I'll get in contact with the recommended lawyers and see what happens from there.

[scorecard]

4 hours ago, Satcommlee said:

While your changing your name, see if you can get your fingerprints changed too unless you are lucky not ever to have had them taken here.

Then when he has to update/transact some type of government business in Thailand at the amphur, DL etc., records won't match the passport (new) that he presents as his ID. 

[brianthainess]

15 hours ago, soi3eddie said:

Change your name and get a new passport. I know a Thai who has done that at least twice. Will the fingerprints on arrival be an issue? Not sure. Cheaper option than 800k to a shark lawyer IMO. Worth a try and you get to choose a new name ???? 

 

 

Thais can change their name in 10min, no matter how many times they do it, their I. D. number stays the same, always.

[misterphil]

17 hours ago, Hummin said:

Are those who had criminal records due to marijuana zeroed, or just been pardoned?

 

 

They were released from jail and the marijuana returned to them. 

[Hummin]

9 minutes ago, misterphil said:

They were released from jail and the marijuana returned to them. 

Haha, of course,

 

I know they are not allowed to be representing the business itself as far I could read out of the available terms given so far. 

[1FinickyOne]

How many years ago?