Is there legal punishable for being violated in Thailand and killing the perpetrator?

Hello, every country in the world has its own laws, and the violation of killing the violator in Thailand is also punished, but it will not be too serious, thank you.

If you are violated in Thailand, and the harm caused by the violation, you will definitely be punished by law. There is no doubt that this is the same in every country.

Of course, they will be punished by the law, and they will be punished by the laws of Thailand.

In the event of a killing abroad Chinese China** has the right to request the extradition of criminal suspects and conduct a trial, after which legal sanctions will be imposed. However, in general, the local ** shall be punished by the law in accordance with the local law. Whether or not to extradite a criminal suspect also depends on the circumstances.

According to Article 10 of the Criminal Law, a person who commits a crime outside the territory of the People's Republic of China and shall bear criminal responsibility in accordance with this Law may still be prosecuted in accordance with this Law even though he has been tried in a foreign country, but if he has already received a criminal punishment in a foreign country, the punishment may be waived or commuted.

Article 11 The criminal liability of aliens enjoying diplomatic privileges and immunities shall be resolved through diplomatic channels.

Is there legal punishable for being violated in Thailand and killing the perpetrator? Many people who will kill people are guilty of crimes.

It is definitely going to be punished by law, and Thailand is also a country with laws.

If you are violated in Thailand and kill the violator, of course, you will also be punished by law. Even if you are violated, you should call the police, you can't just kill someone, aren't you a murderer if you hurt someone?

Was it violated in Thailand, will the aggressor be killed or also punished by law? Doesn't it matter? Which country? As long as they violate the law, they will be punished by the law.

In Thailand, the murder of the violator is punished by law, of course, yes, any country has protection. Ah, the laws of ordinary civilians kill people.

In Thailand, the offender is punished by law with the death penalty and life imprisonment.

Will definitely wait for this conversation, the law will be on a business trip, so he will definitely be punished by the law.

In Thailand, if you infringe on the legal image right of the injured person, you will get it. Punitive.

I think the ** person will be killed and sanctioned, but this is the case in our country, and Thailand just doesn't necessarily know.

If you are violated in Thailand, will you be punished by law for killing the offender? Definitely.

This is usually in the quilt, and then when it comes to danger, it should be punished by law, which is a sure word.

Penalties will be imposed in accordance with the laws of other countries.

If it is judged to be justified defense, there is nothing to do, but if it is not, it is a bit of an argument.

Will there be legal punishment for being violated and killing the aggressor in a belt country? In fact, being violated in Thailand will hurt the violator, and it is also drawn to be punished by law.

Self-defence in Thailand is reasonable and legitimate.

There will definitely be sanctions, after all, everything that violates the law is sanctioned.

Is it the same as a work-related injury in Thailand?

Aug. 7 04:25 Japan and Thailand are both German branches of the civil law system, but Japan is heavily influenced by the common law system.

You can't shake hands with a Thai person with your left hand, because in Thai culture, Thai people consider the left hand to be unclean.

The legal system is the system of domestic law of a country, and all the legal norms in force in the country are the basis of the legal system.

The legal department is the basic unit that makes up the legal system.

The legal system is a harmonious and unified whole.

The legal system is dynamic and evolving.

According to the current Thai law, it is monogamy, but in tradition, polygamy is allowed from the king to the common people, and it is promoted, generally.

It is normal to have three or four wives, but in law, only one wife is recognized, but children born out of wedlock are allowed to take their father's surname and have the right to inherit. Therefore, Thailand is legally monogamous and customarily polygamous.

Islam stipulates that a man can marry four wives.

Some Arab countries, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, etc.

Senegal, Eswatini in Africa, etc.

Our neighbor Thailand is also polygamous, and there are Mormons in the United States, who allow not only polygamy, but also polyandry.

Senegal, Uganda, Libya, Eswatini, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Yemen, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, Jordan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Morocco, Somalia.

Since the people welcome this, why don't they change the law? This is inseparable from the culture of the country.

Hahaha, it shows that Thailand is a country that is very frank, and many times laws and customs are contrary to each other. Because although many countries are monogamous on the surface, they are also polygamous secretly, but they are not recognized by the law.

The people welcome heaven and earth, why don't the law let it?

1. Enterprises should first clarify whether the industry in which they are located belongs to the restricted or prohibited industries stipulated in Thailand's "Foreigner Business Law". If so, the next step is to consider applying for the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) program incentives.

2. Regardless of whether it is an industry that is restricted or prohibited from foreign business in Thailand, enterprises should consult whether they can apply for BOI before registering the company.

Because BOI not only provides 100% WFOE preferential application, but also provides a series of incentives such as corporate income tax reduction, equipment import tax exemption, foreign executive visa facilitation, etc. Of course, the premise of these incentives is that your industry is in the BOI Investment Incentive Industries Directory.

3. After the Chinese enterprise has determined whether the industry in which it operates complies with the legal provisions of the Foreigner Business Law and the Foreign Investment Law, it should also consider whether it needs to apply for other relevant documents in the early stage of enterprise registration.

For example, industrial enterprises need to apply to the Ministry of Industry for a construction permit, medical, pharmaceutical, cosmetic and food processing enterprises need to apply for a Thai FDA production license, financial enterprises need to apply for relevant financial business licenses from the Bank of Thailand and the Ministry of Finance, and tourism service enterprises need to apply for tourism licenses.

To sum up, investing and doing business in Thailand is a complex and systematic investment decision-making process, and the time and preconditions for approval by each department are different.

If we want to ensure that all aspects of the investment project are carried out on time and with good quality, it is necessary to comprehensively consider and evaluate the application conditions and processing time process of various access policies, and select the best plan from them.

You must not speak ill of the king on any occasion, otherwise you will be fined 100 million baht and imprisoned.