300 ex-pats given criminal law briefing

Chief Justice Visit Sriphibun addresses a gathering of expats, explaining some of the nuances of Thai law.

Manoon Makpol

About 300 expats were given a briefing on Thai criminal law at a free seminar organized by the Chonburi Court.

Chief Justice Visit Sriphibun said the Aug. 24 “Insight into Criminal Proceedings for Adults” workshop was aimed at giving foreigners a better understanding of the workings of the Thai criminal justice system.

The event featured lectures from judges and a question-and-answer session in which attendees can ask about various issues faced when dealing with the courts, he said.

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