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28 Apr 2014
The following aliens are excluded from entering Thailand :An alien who has no valid passport or document used in lieu of passport and without a valid stamp of visa by the royal Thai embassy or a consulate or the ministry of foreign affairs of Thailand. An alien who has not an appropriate means of living following the entrance toThailand
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28 Apr 2014
Yea, it is. If you order food or check in a hotel knowing that you cannot pay for the services, you shall be imprisoned not more than three months and fine not more than five hundred baht or both.
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28 Apr 2014
Yes, we do. Whoever cheats ten or more persons to do any kind of work shall be imprisoned not more than three years or fine not more than six thousand baht or both.
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28 Apr 2014
Cheating is sometimes called fraud. It happens by assertion of false information to get some thing from the person being cheated. The punishment for that is imprisonment not more than three years and fine not more than six thousand baht or both.
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28 Apr 2014
A blackmail is offensive here. It is committed by threatening to reveal the damaged person’s secret unless he/she gives the offender something in return. And the imprisonment for the offence is from one year to ten years and fine from two thousand to twenty thousand baht.
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28 Apr 2014
Extortion is committed by forcing the damaged person to surrender and gives something to him or another person. The punishment for that depends on the aggravation of the act, ranging from five to seven years imprisonment and fine proportionately.
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28 Apr 2014
Offences relating to property, like the law of most other countries, consist of several instances: 1. Taking away another person’s property dishonestly is guilty of stealing, punishable with imprisonment not more than three years and fine not more than six thousand baht. If the stealing is committed in an aggravated environment, such as stealing at night or in the place of fire or breaking a barricade or climbing in the window or disguising himself or impersonating another person etc., the punishment for that is heavier. However, if the stealing is committed because of necessity or uncontrollable poverty and the property is of small value, the court may impose punishment on the offender with a lower punishment than that prescribed by law.
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28 Apr 2014
No, saying the truth against another person is still offensive, but the offender may be exempted from being punished if the truth is useful for public. You cannot say Ms A has sexual intercourses with Mr. B habitually, you may say the prime minister is not respectable because he has sexual relations with his own secretary.
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28 Apr 2014
Yes, if you say something to justify yourself or to protect your lawful interest; or to make a fair comment that other people can do so or to give information concerning a conference or a trial of the court, you are not guilty of defamation. Moreover, it is lawful for the party of a law case or his lawyer to express an opinion for his own case in the count’s proceedings.
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28 Apr 2014
There are such instances in the Thai criminal law like all other countries of the world. But most people are confused about these two offences. Defamation is a major offence where the offender says to a third person about bad thing of another person, by which the person may be damaged, insulted or hated.
