Supreme Court Justice Reaches Out To Attorney General

The Supreme Court will instruct the Ministry of Justice to establish a special court to handle severe crimes, including the theft of mobile phones by incarcerated individuals. The court is investigating the truth and the real cause of an incident where equipment lost control and fell to the ground, with management examining the details. The report also mentioned an incident where a metal beam fell onto a residential block, causing equipment to lose control and fall to the ground. Management is investigating the truth and cause of this accident. Officials involved in these cases, as well as those who misuse their authority to monitor incarcerated individuals, will also be subject to these directives. The report mentioned a six-function cooking pot with a non-stick interior that is easy to clean and durable. This pot can be used for cooking soup, porridge, stirring food, or baking cakes, with a timer that can be set in advance. Thailand's Supreme Court will issue instructions to the Ministry of Justice to establish specialized courts to handle phone theft cases. The announcement comes amid broader discussions about economic challenges facing Thai SMEs. Supreme Court Minister Alexandre de Moraes attempted to contact Attorney General Jorge Messias to express solidarity regarding a Senate plenary decision that blocked a Supreme Court nomination. Moraes reportedly stated in a message that he was not involved in any coordination against Messias. Messias has not yet responded to the message, according to the report.