Eines dieser Ueberwachungsorgane soll nun morgen einen Entscheid faellen.
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/4 ... -wednesdayCourt to rule on PM on Wednesday
Charter Court to make quick ruling on Yingluck's fate
The Constitutional Court said on Tuesday it will rule on May 7 whether to remove
caretaker Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra from office for abuse of power.
Mr Yingluck appeared at the court on Tuesday to deny the allegation, filed by a group of senators who asked for a judgement on her status after the Administrative Court ruled she replaced National Security Council chief Thawil Pliensri, moving him to an inactive post, two years ago to benefit her family connections and the Pheu Thai Thai Party.
Court president Charoon Intachan said the nine-member bench had heard enough evidence and was ready to rule.
"The hearing is over... the court has decided to rule on May 7 at noon," he said.
The court could also extend its judgement to cabinet members who endorsed the decision to remove Thawil, potentially dislodging a layer of ruling party decision-makers with ties to fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
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Die Beschuldigten sind ueberrascht und beteuern ihre Unschuld. YL glaube ich sogar. Es waere ja moeglich, dass
sie vor der Klage noch nie was von der Sache gehoert hat.
Was immer aber das Gericht entscheiden wird, viele werden es nicht verstehen.
-In Thailand, weil sie einfach von nichts wissen oder wissen wollen.
-In der Welt, weil man sich da nicht vorstellen kann, dass eine gewaehlte Regierung wiederholt
versucht die Verfassung auszuhebeln.