Khun Garn Tuntasatityanond is one of Thailand Bail’s associate lawyers, specializing in cases involving bail, After this. Garn went through the rigorous multi-exam and oral defense procedure from. The Thai Bar Under the Royal Patronage. and received the highest honors the Thai Bar bestows on barristers. As a registered barrister apprenticeship program working from this angle. Khun Garn has personally worked on major criminal defense cases for federal governments and attorney-generals, offices. as well as large civil court matters such as fraud cases valued at over million Thai baht, While Khun Garn is capable of working on high profile cases such as these. This happens in our defendants’ cases regularly – they are interrogated by police who cannot speak English very well at all. Alors, the person being arrested is unable to understand all details and signs a confession, which is then used against them in court.

People believe that money can solve all problems in Thailand, but this is proven time and time again to be wrong. In the case of Zhou Hongzhi, the apprenticeship program reported that they tried to “settle” the matter with the police, but the police refused. Instead, Zhou Hongzhi was arrested, arraigned, and forced to pay 100,000 Thai baht (THB) or face prison time. Now, he must stay in Thailand for months to defend himself or accept the punishment for the crime according to Thai law. This may be difficult to do since the Thai Criminal Code recommends up to 1 year in prison for the offense. International Bail.

About Thailand Bail, In the Media, Associate Lawyer, Khun Garn Tuntasatityanond is one of Thailand Bail’s associate lawyers, specializing in cases involving bail, After this, Garn went through the rigorous multi-exam and oral defense procedure from, The Thai Bar Under the Royal Patronage, and received the highest honors the Thai Bar bestows on barristers, As a registered barrister, apprenticeship program.

working from this angle, Khun Garn has personally worked on major criminal defense cases for federal governments and attorney-generals.