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FLASH NEWS: Attorney General Office Forwards Party Dissolution Case to Court

UPDATE : 1 October 2008

The Attorney-General Office has forwarded the party dissolution case against Chart Thai party to the Constitution Court.

The Attorney-General Office has forwarded the dissolution to the Constitution Court. There also reports that the ATO will review the final details of another dissolution case against the People Power party tomorrow. Once the case details have been finalized it will be submitted to the Constitution court for deliberation.

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Posed to be an interesting October.

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Chart Thai Disbandment Case Sent to Constitution Court

UPDATE : 1 October 2008

The Attorney-general's Office has delivered its investigation report on the disbandment charge against the ruling coalition Chart Thai Party to the Constitution Court.

Director-general for the Special Litigation Department of the Attorney-general's Office, Seksan Bangsombun, and his deputy Surasak Treerattrakul delivered four boxes holding the investigation report and evidence on the disbandment charge against the Chart Thai Party to the Constitution Court this morning.

A box of additional documents related to the disbandment charge against the Matchima Thipataya Party was also forwarded to the court today.

Both parties, as well as the People Power Party, face possible dissolution under the 2007 Constitution after members of their board of directors were found guilty of electoral fraud.

Seksan said his department's investigation reports of the disbandment charges against the Chart Thai and Matchima Thipataya parties are based on the findings of the Election Commission and there was no further investigation of eye-witnesses.

He also revealed the disbandment charge against the main ruling People Power Party is under the consideration of the working panel chaired by Deputy Attorney-General Julasingh Wasantasingh.

The panel will hold its second meeting tomorrow to conduct a study of the documents and evidence.

The Attorney-general's Office has come under widespread criticism for its delay in forwarding these political parties' disbandment cases to the Constitution Court. It has even been accused of delaying the cases for the benefit of the political parties in the ruling coalition.

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I imagine they are also under some not small presure to DOT EVERY I.

No loopholes or bad paperwork please.