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200 business owners given basic legal education

Poramet Inthrachumnum, from the Office of the Attorney General in Bangkok, speaks on legal rules and beginner’s knowledge of the legal system.

Urasin Khantaraphan
About 200 Pattaya bar owners and business operators were given an update on legal changes plus a basic introduction to the legal process in a seminar organized by the city.
Pattaya Mayor Itthiphol Kunplome opened the July 2 seminar aimed at educating business owners on regulations, local rules and legalities.
Master Sgt. 3rd Class Kittiphon Suebma of the Region 2 Prosecutor’s Office, and Poramet Inthrachumnum, from the Office of the Attorney General in Bangkok spoke on legal rules and beginner’s knowledge of the legal system.
In addition to basic education on the criminal law and how laws are created, attendees learned about recent changes in laws relating to public health, business licenses, the environment, and negotiating with authorities.

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