Court reduces sentences for 2007 red-shirt protest at Prem’s residence

By The Nation

 

The Court of Appeal Monday sentenced red-shirt leaders to two years and eight months in jail for their involvement in a 2007 incident at the residence of Privy Council President Prem Tinsulanonda.

 

For four of the defendants, the sentences were reduced from four years and four months, which was handed down by a lower court in September 2015.

 

Following the court verdict, the defendants applied for temporary releases.

 

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like anything will happen    more donuts right

 

How long before a final verdict could be reached? Another 5 years, then apply for bail and off to Cambodia?

Will they ever learn?

4 minutes ago, hanuman2543 said:

How long before a final verdict could be reached? Another 5 years, then apply for bail and off to Cambodia?

Will they ever learn?

 

I am assuming because they have applied for temporary releases they are appealing to the Supreme Court, that seems daft as I assume the Supreme Court would either uphold the Appeal Courts decision or find in favour of the Lower Courts decision, either way they would be doing at least 2 years, and in the case of the 5th person who's sentence was upheld by the Appeal Court can they appeal that.

 

Just time wasting... 

 

 

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