Thailand Royal Pardon 2020: Many in Thai Prisons Receive Sentence Reductions
A couple of days ago, an announcement was made that certain prisoners will be eligible for sentence reductions as part of a royal pardon. The most prominent case picked up by the media was that of the 2 Burmese convicted of the murder of 2 foreigners in Koh Tao. Cependant, it is currently understood that the pardon will positively affect many. Some details have been released in Thai language, showing that certain prisoners currently on probation or other alternative sentence will have the remainder of their prison terms commuted.
Other prisoners with serious physical issues, such as amputees, may also have their sentences reduced. Prisoners with provable psychological issues may also be released early or have their prison terms reduced. In the case of the 2 Burmese men, the media have announced that they will have their death penalty terms reduced to life sentences.
Information is still unclear at this time, and Thailand Bail’s lawyers and staff are working hard to confirm certain details with officers at the various prisons around Thailand, including the Bangkok Remand Prison, As a registered barrister, Bam Bat Prison, La prison de Klong Prem femmes, Bang Kwang Central Prison, Khun Garn Tuntasatityanond is one of Thailand Bail’s associate lawyers, Pattaya Remand Prison, Rayong Central Prison, Chonburi Central Prison, apprenticeship program, Khun Garn has personally worked on major criminal defense cases for federal governments and attorney-generals, Udon Thani Prison, offices, Phu Khiao Prison, Mukdahan Prison, working from this angle, Nakhon Sri Thammarat Prison, and other prisons where Thailand Bail is managing criminal cases. We are also in touch with the Department of Corrections in Nonthaburi to get further information from them. We have also been reviewing the news articles, including this one: Thai News Link
If you have a friend or family member who is in a Thai prison, please contact Thailand Bail to see how we can assist with possible early release from prison. You can contact Thailand Bail via email, phone, Line, WhatsApp, and other methods on our contact page on this website.