NLA inquires into Min. of Justice policy on ex-convicts

BANGKOK, 5 June 2015 (NNT) - The National Legislative Assembly (NLA) has inquired into the Ministry of Justice’s policy for ex-convicts on probation.

NLA member Wallop Tungkananurak has questioned the ministry’s high rate of early parole, despite some convicts having committed serious crimes.

He suggested that the ministry inform the public of the reasons for releasing prisoners each year. The NLA member also called for the ministry to make their case considerations transparent and accountable in order to gain the public’s confidence.

Justice Minister General Paibul Khumchaya informed Mr Wallop of the standards for early parole on good behavior. The ministry also collaborates with the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security and the Ministry of Interior to monitor and aid parolees.

Gen Paibul also detailed the ministry’s plan to revamp the department tasked with monitoring the behavior of ex-convicts, as well as amend old laws to reflect modern society. He assured that the ex-convicts are well documented and will be supported in finding new occupations and maintaining good behavior in society.


-- NNT 2015-06-05

It must have been one of those prisoners who was just released back to the village where my girl lives. He promptly started defecating in front of people's homes and trying to have sex with women and under-aged girls in the village. As far as I know he has yet to be successful in his sexual escapades.

Wonderful judgement in releasing this guy who almost certainly needs to be locked up in a mental institution.

It must have been one of those prisoners who was just released back to the village where my girl lives. He promptly started defecating in front of people's homes and trying to have sex with women and under-aged girls in the village. As far as I know he has yet to be successful in his sexual escapades.

Wonderful judgement in releasing this guy who almost certainly needs to be locked up in a mental institution.

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Seems like he has all the required credentials to be the next PM.

Kind of an odd inquiry: "He suggested that the ministry inform the public of the reasons for releasing prisoners each year."

Neither the minister nor the NLA have existed for more than a nine months. There is likely some other agenda being pursued with practices that may have been customary or practical under previous regimes, both elected and unappointed.

Kind of an odd inquiry: "He suggested that the ministry inform the public of the reasons for releasing prisoners each year."

Neither the minister nor the NLA have existed for more than a nine months. There is likely some other agenda being pursued with practices that may have been customary or practical under previous regimes, both elected and unappointed.

Amazingly. The people in the NLA have been around for more than 9 months!