1,611. Reference : MM-1-21-304

police practice.

| 13 May 1969. Moerman described the time taken to control a suspect at the police station. | Punch card

1,612. Reference : MM-1-21-305

Police statistics.

| March 17, 1969. Observations of Moerman at a police station. He found that 70% of all cases could not be pursued with the result of an arrest of the accused. In some cases the accused should be imprisoned for only six months, but police and prosecutors repeatedly put them in jail for up to a year. | Punch card

1,613. Reference : MM-1-21-306

Investigation proceedures, Sarapi : Phu Kong talks to Bodin.

| April 24, 1969. Sometimes the police do not have enough evidence to condone housing the alleged offender (??). Testimony from the accused offenders together. If willing to cooperate with the witness there would have been a reduction on the penalty. | Punch card

1,614. Reference : MM-1-21-307

Police procedures.

| January 28, 1969. Observations of Moerman regarding the work and duties of the police at the police station. For example, reports were sent to various local police stations every 10 days; the way in which cases must be classified and submitted to the District Court and Provincial Court. | Punch card

1,615. Reference : MM-1-21-308

Bali.

| March 17, 1969. In the case of an accused that was influential, the police did not allow the accused to make bail. This was because of the risk that the accused might use his power to alter the case. | Punch card

1,616. Reference : MM-1-21-309

Bali from Roj Tho Nikkhom

| May 6, 1969. Moerman interviewed Lieutenant Nikom on the topic of bail. It depended on multiple factors incuding 1) The characteristics of the suspect; 2) Insurance limits, depending on the punishment of the accused; 3) The history of the accused and whether he or she might intimidate the witnesses or plaintiffs. In serious cases, bail would not be granted. | Punch card

1,617. Reference : MM-1-21-310

Addition to interview with Phu Kong, Amphur Myang.

| January 10, 1969. The Captain of Muang District Police Station provided information about steps to arrest and to investigate the suspect. 1) If urgent, the police could immediately arrest the suspects. 2) The police could arrest the accused immediately if fault was found in a face-to-face incident. 3) The district court was responsible for issuing the warrant. 4) The police from the Crime Suppression Division were able to conduct an investigation throughout the country, while the local police only had the authority to investigate cases in their locality. The police from the Suppression Division could quell an investigation in the case that they received complaints on the unfairnes of local police or the local police made a request | Punch card

1,618. Reference : MM-1-21-311

PP on the law.

| December 24, 1969. The judge would clarify questions asked by the prosecutor to the defendant. The prosecutor questioned the witnesses of the plaintiffs and the judge questioned the witnesses of the accused. | Punch card

1,619. Reference : MM-1-13-68

House number HH71

| House number HH71 (Mai Khamseng) | Punch card

1,620. Reference : MM-1-21-312

Interview with regional public prosecotor.

| January 20, 1969. Moerman interviewed a prosecutor about his work on several issues including 1) changes in the legal system of Thailand since the reign of King Rama 5; 2) prosecutors not having the authority to investigate a case until the brief was sent from the police; 3) several times the police did not send criminal investigation records to prosecutors. | Punch card