Nonthaburi Prosecutors-Police Urge Early Case File Submission Before Detention Ends

MGR Online•Society•18h ago

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Nonthaburi authorities stress the importance of submitting case files at least 12 days before suspects' detention expires to prevent their release.

•Nonthaburi prosecutors and police held a meeting to reinforce an agreement on submitting case files.
•The agreement mandates that case files must be submitted a minimum of 12 days before detention expires.
•This measure aims to prevent defendants from being released due to delays in the legal process.
•Discussions also focused on improving collaboration between prosecutors and police to streamline justice.
•The meeting was chaired by Mr. Chettha Mosikarat, Governor of Nonthaburi Province.

•On May 30, 2026, a meeting was held at the Nonthaburi Provincial Hall to discuss operational cooperation.
•The meeting was convened between the Nonthaburi Provincial Prosecutor's Office and the Nonthaburi Provincial Police.
•The urgent need to reinforce the agreement stems from past instances where case files were submitted too late, causing defendants to be released.
•Prosecutors and police agreed to ensure case files are submitted at least 12 days before detention expires, aligning with the Office of the Attorney General and the Royal Thai Police agreement.
•Prosecutors emphasized their willingness to provide consultation on complex cybercrime or money laundering cases to assist investigators.
•The Governor of Nonthaburi stated that meetings between law enforcement agencies are beneficial for establishing clear working guidelines and mutual understanding.
•A follow-up meeting will be scheduled to further develop and improve the justice process.
•This proactive measure aims to prevent defendants from being released from detention prematurely due to administrative delays.

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Nonthaburi Prosecutors and Police(อัยการ-ตำรวจเมืองนนทบุรี)

Legal bodies in Nonthaburi Province involved in case processing and prosecution.

Office of the Attorney General(สำนักงานอัยการสูงสุด)

The highest prosecutorial body in Thailand, setting policy and directives.

Royal Thai Police(สำนักงานตำรวจแห่งชาติ)

The national police agency of Thailand.

Mr. Chettha Mosikarat(นายเชษฐา โมสิกรัตน์)

Governor of Nonthaburi Province, who chaired the meeting.

Ms. Atchara Srichum(นางสาวอัจฉรา ศรีฉ่ำ)

Provincial Prosecutor of Nonthaburi.

Mr. Theppratanporn Thongklang(นายเทพประทานพร ทองคลัง)

Prosecutor for the Nonthaburi Court of First Instance.

Pol. Maj. Gen. Detchadad Kijdej(พลตำรวจตรีเดชรพี คงดี)

Commander of the Nonthaburi Provincial Police.

Nonthaburi Province(จังหวัดนนทบุรี)ℹ️

The location where the meeting and discussed legal proceedings took place.

Nonthaburi Provincial Hall Building(อาคารศาลากลางจังหวัดนนทบุรี)

The building where the meeting between prosecutors and police was held.