Counterfeit Money Production and Subsequent Prison Escape Attempt
Mr. A and Mr. B were apprehended while printing counterfeit banknotes in the interrogation room. The Chiang Rai Provincial Police requested a pre-trial detention order for both defendants, and the Chiang Rai District Court accepted the order and remanded them to the Chiang Rai Provincial Prison. Subsequently, during their detention, Mr. B conspired with Mr. Black, Mr. A, and Mr. B, inmates of the prison, to assault the prison guard and subsequently escaped. The Office of the Public Prosecutor intends to prosecute the following charges if you are a prosecuting attorney: if you are a prosecuting attorney, you will file charges against Mr. A, the defendant, before the Chiang Rai District Court on the charge of jointly forging money, under the relevant provisions. As a matter of criminal law, a prosecuting attorney must file charges along with the appearance of the defendant before the court for the court to request the defendant’s appearance for further consideration. Regarding the facts of this case, when Mr. B and Mr. C were detained by warrant, they were under the jurisdiction of the Chiang Rai District Court. The Office of the Public Prosecutor filed charges against Mr. B, and Mr. A and Mr. B became defendants without the need to bring Mr. A and Mr. B, the defendants, before the court. Although Mr. B escaped from the Chiang Rai Provincial Prison (Judicial Council Case 1735/2514), when the court issued the warrant, the defendant gave testimony according to the Criminal Procedure Code, Section 172, paragraph , and escaped while being detained under the authority of the court. The court can issue a summons or an arrest warrant for Mr. B to appear for further consideration. Mr. B in one criminal case where the plaintiff alleges that the defendant number 1 and 2 jointly assaulted Mr. C.