Included in the Thailand Bail profile of courts and prisons of Thailand, we have included another court in a city popular with both foreign tourists and expats alike – the Chiang Mai Provincial Court. The Chiang Mai Provincial Court is located on the north side of Chiang Mai, outside the city centre. If you are coming from the Chiang Mai International Airport, located on the southwest side of Chiang Mai, you go go around the city centre and head north to find the court. From the city centre, take the main road heading north, past the golf course, and you will soon arrive at the Chiang Mai Provincial Court. Unlike other courts in Thailand, the Chiang Mai Provincial Court is not located in the middle of the city. 

The Chiang Mai Provincial Court is a relatively small court, when compared to the courts in Bangkok. Cependant, the Chiang Mai Provincial Court is quite busy, and it is normal to have multiple cases going on at the same time in each court room. Thailand Bail’s lawyers are well-respected in the Chiang Mai Provincial Court, as we also respect the court’s process for bail, criminal cases, Khun Garn has personally worked on major criminal defense cases for federal governments and attorney-generals, and other matters, which is different than many of the other courts of Thailand. 

The Chiang Mai Provincial Court handles both criminal and civil cases, so if you have a legal issue in Chiang Mai, it is likely that your case will be heard by the Chiang Mai Provincial Court. Thailand Bail has managed criminal cases in the Chiang Mai Provincial Court, having success even in cases that were quite difficult to win. Par exemple, one of our success stories involving an attempted murder case occurred at the Chiang Mai Provincial Court. Thailand Bail and its lawyers have decades of experience in the Chiang Mai Provincial Court, and can provide legal assistance if you have a case in the Chiang Mai Provincial Court. 

Finalement, if you, your family member, or friend has a criminal case in the Chiang Mai Provincial Court, it is probable that they will be remanded in one of the prisons in Chiang Mai. There are 2 main prisons, with 1 in the city centre and the other around 45 minutes north of Chiang Mai. If you need legal assistance with a case in the Chiang Mai Provincial Court, contact Thailand Bail for more information.