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British Consulate Chiang Mai to no longer offer notarial and documentary services
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A Police Visit on Remembrance Sunday Reveals the Reality of Our Two-Tier Justice System
Fascinating to see the knee jerk reactions from people who do not realize that they have been manipulated. Pearson's right have not been impinged. A complaint was made alleging that Pearson was encouraging physical violence. Under the existing laws, the police are obliged to show that they took the complaint seriously and looked into the matter. The police officers were visiting to ask Pearson if she would attend a voluntary meeting. They were not forcing themselves on her. Because the alleged incident occurred on a media platform open to the general public, the complainant need not be immediately identified as the comment is directed at all and is public. You are upset for the wrong reason. The police are there as agents of the judiciary system. All they were doing was delivering a message, as was their duty and obligation of law enforcement agents. You expect the police to interpret the laws and to do as they wish. That is not appropriate and not how a police system should function. No charges, because there is an ongoing investigation The Crown has the burden of proof to present a viable case. The attackers have offered up excuses and explanations that must be thoroughly investigated and disproven. In the interim, the 4 men were arrested on suspicion of affray and assault and remain on bail subject to conditions. It actually works out better than if they had been to court because 1st time offenders typically get off. Not at all comparable. No one's human rights were abridged. The police officers were visiting to ask if Pearson would agree to a VOLUNTARY meeting. The police had an obligation to respond to an allegation alleging the threat of a physical crime. -
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What can a foreigner own in Thailand?
Money once or twice. Corrupted cops. As I said. The illusion of rule of law is all you get in LoS. I will never own anything in Thailand. Far too dangerous. -
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2nd time entry after 9 months
without knowing OP's passport country - it could be Visa on Arrival still? -
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Thinking about a sex change before trip to Malaya: Any words of advice?
What exactly are you doing with all this "serious literature?" -
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What can a foreigner own in Thailand?
Read my posts as I already mentioned it a couple of times I think. Treaty of Amity if you are American. BOI if you are not American but you have to apply and meet certain investment criteria. Not open for all industries but open for many. So there you go, two perfectly legal ways. -
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Thailand plans 14 new floating solar farms to boost renewable energy
Where would be the fun in that?
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