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Hundreds of probation orders handed out to drunk, reckless Songkran drivers


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8 hours ago, djayz said:

"WTF" is the first thing that comes to mind. 

Nah,  That's the first thing that comes to Thai peoples minds. ( WTF )

Second thought is WGAF.

TIT. Thousand years time, will be, Same Same but Same. :coffee1:

 

 

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1 hour ago, Tengu said:

It seems to me that Thailand has the perfect built in remedy to people driving while under the influence (DWI) of anything, alcohol or ANY drug that inhibits their ability whether illegal, legal, prescribed, homegrown.

All that has to be done is to pass a law that a first offense is punished with a BT1000 fine and ALL convicted of DWI to have their Names, photos and neighborhoods of residence published publicly. A similar punishment for anyone accepting any bribe to circumvent the arrest, prosecution or conviction of said DWI.

As important as "Face" is in Thailand that public loss of face will make everyone think twice before driving somewhere after drinking. 

 

This wouldn't work in the USA or in much of the west where people would be worried that you wouldn't spell their name correctly. Here no one seems to care what crime you commit. Lie, steal, commit adultery, there is no shame, there hasn't been for decades and it just gets worse.

 

 

There is something similar to that in China, a huge electronic sign that posts your name and traffic offense for all to see. In big red letters.

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1 hour ago, Tengu said:

ALL convicted of DWI to have their Names, photos and neighborhoods of residence published publicly.

Mass media daren't even publish the names of any wrong-doing individuals/establishments lest they are sued.  TripAdvisor carries a specific warning about negative reviews here. LOS = Land of Litigation even when the complaint is true.

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@IvorBiggun posted this earlier this year

 

Probation in Thailand is used when the jails are full and is used for minor crimes/criminals. Instead of locking people up they are allowed to remain free but have to report regularly to their nearest police station.

 

So drunk driving is just a minor crime.   AMAZING THAILAND!!!!!!!!  

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6 minutes ago, prakhonchai nick said:

@IvorBiggun posted this earlier this year

 

Probation in Thailand is used when the jails are full and is used for minor crimes/criminals. Instead of locking people up they are allowed to remain free but have to report regularly to their nearest police station.

 

So drunk driving is just a minor crime.   AMAZING THAILAND!!!!!!!!  

Oh, so similar to our 90 day reporting?

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