President of the Constitutional Court reveals that the officials have accepted the inspector’s resolution letter and are preparing to present it to a small panel of judges for consideration within 2 days. They can decide at all or send a large set of judgments in 7 day
Worawit Kungsasitiam, President of the Constitutional Court gave an interview on the prosecution case against the Kao Lai Party on the overthrow of the government Mr. Pita’s Media Share Possession Case Lim Chareonrat Leader of the Progressive Party and candidate for the Prime Minister of the Progressive Party Including the case where the Ombudsmen referred the case to the Constitutional Court that the resolution of the parliamentary meeting on the nomination of the prime minister was an unconstitutional motion. Which case will be considered first? that the Ombudsman has just sent the document electronically came in and the officer accepted it, it was in the process, had to consider it within 2 days and proposed to the small judiciary to consider accepting or not accepting, which the small judiciary could consider at all, or could propose to the large jury within 7 days must follow the steps
“What will the Constitutional Court say about being afraid of falling bullets? Will look at it for a moment and see if it helps anyone or if it doesn’t consider it slowly, it’s a matter of concern. Therefore, follow the rules of the written law. Probably not sooner or later, ”said Mr. Worawit.
Mr. Udom Sitthiwiratham The Constitutional Court judge said that it depends on the details of each case. which cannot be determined Depending on the issues and requests for documents related to each issue is different. If the case is dropped, it will end quickly, but if it is a matter of fact, it must be investigated and very detailed. therefore unable to know which story to pick up and do first It must depend on the office that which matter is ready first, it will be brought up for consideration. can’t set the duration But the inspection process continues in all cases.
Source: Thai News Agency