A prosecutor's spokesperson made the clarification after news that the case of the 14-year-old boy who fired at Paragon had been withdrawn. Clearly stated, the doctor affirms “beware of accusations that the child is not yet able to fight the case because of lack of understanding.” Dec. After the grace period of 31st, the doctor may request to continue the treatment.
In a case involving a 14-year-old boy accused of causing a shooting incident at a popular supermarket in the city, on December 20, investigators from the Padumwan Police Station sent a file to prosecutors from the Special Prosecutor's Office, Juvenile and Family Cases Department. He has been accused of premeditated murder of another person, attempted premeditated murder of another person and other charges, totaling 5, but the report of the doctor who examined the child confirmed that he could not fight the case against the accused child. Therefore, the documents should be returned to the investigating officer.
Most recently on December 29, 2023, the spokesperson of the Attorney General's Office, Mr. Prayuth Bedkun said the case was filed last night. The investigating officer should refrain from investigating. Due to any process which should be proceeded with before the investigating officer as per Section 14 of the Criminal Code without following the above legal principles, it is considered as an illegal investigative procedure. In this case, when the file was received from the investigating officer, Ms. Sajimas Puarot, Special Advocate for Juvenile and Family Cases Section 3, as the Chief Prosecutor. , the Litigation and Prosecution Task Force, examined the case file and found the facts. The accused child is still sick. And has always been a patient of Kanlayarajanagar's institute with a therapeutic evaluation certificate. It confirms that the accused is still unable to contest the case. When the medical facts warrant this there is no problem other than sending the documents back to the investigating officer for the lawyer's consideration. Treatment from the evaluating physician Verify that the accused person is in normal condition. The case can now be fought within the 20-year statute of limitations
The investigation is legal and once the investigation is over, the file will be sent to you. The lawyer must again consider the legal procedure. Since coordinating with the doctor, it was first learned that the Medical Examiner's Committee will hold a meeting this coming January to review the suspect's condition. But the statutory detention ends on December 31.
However, the doctor and the team examined and treated the accused, Mr. Prayuth added. There will be a trip to meet the accused's parents. And if you are sick enough to notice that the child still has symptoms, the treatment team will ask you to seek further treatment. If parents understand and allow you to be a doctor, they will accept you. The accused returned as a patient for treatment as usual, but the parents refused and assumed disapproval. If the medical team has assessed that care is necessary to prevent harm to the accused person and the community may exercise its powers accordingly Section 22 of the Mental Health Act 2008 requires the accused to be taken for further treatment. It is a preventive period Doctor has a clear legal framework According to the Mental Health Act 2008, the results of examination and treatment are reported to the investigating officer every 180 days. If still not recovered, it can be extended for another 180 days till the accused recovers and fights. case. Because the sick cannot be brought to justice. But if you have recovered from the illness, you don't have to wait 180 days. The treating medical team can report it to the investigating officer so they can investigate immediately.
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