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A criminal court in Thailand convicted a 25-year-old activist under the kingdom’s strict royal insult law for broadcasting a royal procession, with defense counsel vowing to appeal the verdict.

Thailand's Central Administrative Court has ordered the revocation of an announcement that postponed the Social Security Board election, ruling the postponement unlawful and allowing the election to proceed.

Sararat 'Aem Cyanide' Rangsiwuthaporn, a woman previously convicted of poisoning, has been acquitted on one of the numerous murder charges brought against her. This marks her fifth acquittal in the ongoing legal proceedings.

Four obstetricians and four brokers have been sentenced to prison terms of up to 15 years by a Thai Criminal Court for their involvement in a transnational commercial surrogacy network.

A Thai mother has been sentenced to seven years and six months in prison for trafficking her daughter to Tokyo for the sex trade. A Thai court delivered the verdict in the human trafficking case.

A Thai court has sentenced two individuals to death for their involvement in the 2015 Erawan shrine bombing in Bangkok, which killed 20 people and injured 120 others.

A Thai court has ordered a firm to pay compensation to villagers for damages caused by its mining operations.

A Thai court has accepted a petition challenging the legality of ballot papers, with the petitioners claiming that barcodes and QR codes on the papers could potentially reveal voters' choices.

A Thai court has extended the sentence for a lawyer who advocated for monarchy reform, highlighting ongoing tensions surrounding the country's royal institution.

A writer has been cleared by a Thai court after a Malaysian agency withdrew a defamation case against them, according to an AP News report.

A Thai court has sentenced Sararat Rangsiwuthaporn, known as 'Am Cyanide,' to death for her seventh poisoning case, involving the murder of a police officer's ex-wife.

The Central Administrative Court in Thailand has rejected a petition filed by National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) chairman Sarana Boonbaichaiyapruck. He sought to overturn a previous ruling that found grounds for his removal, but the court stated he had not yet been formally removed.

A Criminal Court in Thailand rejected petitions for arrest warrants against Pawoot Pongvitayapanu, a list-MP, and over 20 other individuals implicated in the ongoing Forex-3D scandal.

Thailand's Constitutional Court is scheduled to hear the case concerning the potential dissolution of the Move Forward Party in August. This hearing will address the allegations against the party.

A court in Bangkok has sentenced two Uyghur individuals to death for the deadly Erawan shrine bombing that killed 20 people, a verdict that has been criticized by the accused as unjust but welcomed by Beijing.

The Court of Appeal in Thailand ordered the Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) to pay 210,000 baht in compensation to two human rights defenders and remove online content that damaged their reputations, overturning part of a lower court ruling.

Thailand's Courts of Justice have issued a stern warning to Songkran festival participants, stating that those found guilty of physical molestation during water fights could face up to 10 years in prison or a 200,000 baht fine.

A Thai court has ruled that a gold mine operator is liable for toxic runoff, concluding a decade-old environmental case concerning pollution from mining operations.

A court in Thailand has accepted a petition that challenges the legality of election ballots, potentially impacting the election results.

A Thai court has extended the sentence for a lawyer who called for monarchy reform, highlighting ongoing legal actions related to royal defamation laws in Thailand.

The Phuket Appeals Court has sent its decision regarding the appeals in the Daniel Sancho case to the lower court, awaiting a date for its public reading.

Thailand's Central Administrative Court has affirmed the government's ban on the toxic agricultural chemicals paraquat and chlorpyrifos, ruling the measure is lawful and necessary to protect public health and the environment.

Thailand's Constitutional Court has ruled that the government's 400-billion-baht emergency loan decree is lawful, removing uncertainty surrounding state spending plans.

A Thai Civil Court has ordered the Ministry of Defence and the Royal Thai Army to pay 4.9 million baht in compensation to the family of a private who died after being beaten at an army camp in 2017.

The Court of Appeal in Thailand overturned a lower court ruling, ordering the Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) to pay over 200,000 baht in compensation to human rights activists, a decision described as surprising but welcome.

A review of the Thai courtroom drama 'The Evil Lawyer' describes it as a gripping, twisty, and entertaining show, despite its lead character having a somewhat ludicrous, pantomime villain quality.

A court in Thailand has handed down a 132-year prison sentence to the son of a former senator, following his conviction in a case involving online gambling and money laundering. The lengthy sentence underscores the country's strict stance on such offenses.

A man was fined over 250 euros by a Thai court for illegally entering the enclosure of Moo Deng, the internet-famous pygmy hippo calf, at Khao Kheow Zoo in March.

A Thai court has accepted a petition challenging the legality of election ballots, with complaints alleging that barcodes and QR codes could compromise ballot secrecy.

Thailand's Central Investigation Bureau accused Ben Smith and his wife, Cattaliya Beevor, of "cross-border investment fraud" dating back to 2016

An Australian resident has been cleared by a Thai court after a defamation case brought by Malaysia's telecoms regulator was formally withdrawn.