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The Constitutional Court has scheduled a hearing on August 26th regarding the case of election ballots with QR codes and barcodes.
The Constitutional Court has scheduled a hearing on August 26, 69, regarding the case of election ballots containing QR codes and barcodes. The petitioners argue that these could potentially allow for the verification of voters' identities and voting results, thus violating the principle of secret voting as guaranteed by the Constitution.The Constitutional Court ruled that the emergency decree authorizing the 4 billion baht loan does not violate the Constitution.
The Constitutional Court ruled by a majority vote that the Emergency Decree on Energy Transition Loan B.E. 2569 (2026), totaling 400 billion baht, does not violate the Constitution.The Constitutional Court unanimously dismissed the petition regarding the barcode on the election ballot.
The Constitutional Court unanimously dismissed two petitions: one concerning the barcode on election ballots and the other alleging that Nattapong Ruangpanyawut and Piyabutr Saengkanokkul used their rights or freedoms to overthrow the government.The Constitutional Court rejected the petition regarding Anutin's appointment of Pipat to oversee energy policy, ruling that the petitioner lacked the authority to file the petition.
The Constitutional Court rejected the petition regarding Anutin's appointment of Pipat to oversee energy policy, ruling that the petitioner was not directly affected.The Constitutional Court has scheduled a ruling on the 4 billion baht loan decree for July 9, 69.
The Constitutional Court has scheduled a ruling on the 4 billion baht loan decree for July 9, 69, after finding that there is sufficient evidence for consideration.The Constitutional Court has accepted the case for review regarding the 4 billion baht loan decree and ordered the Cabinet to submit explanations within 7 days.
The Constitutional Court has accepted the case for review regarding the Emergency Decree authorizing a 4 billion baht loan for energy relief and transition. The Cabinet has been ordered to prepare a statement and submit copies of relevant documents within 7 days of receiving the letter.The Constitutional Court has extended the deadline for the Election Commission to submit its explanation regarding the barcode on the election ballots by another 15 days.
The Constitutional Court has extended the deadline for the Election Commission to submit its explanation regarding the barcode on election ballots by another 15 days, following a request for more time to gather information and evidence.The Constitutional Court has ruled against granting a temporary injunction regarding the barcode ballot issue, stating that there is no cause for damage.
The Constitutional Court has ruled against granting a temporary injunction regarding the barcode ballot issue, stating that there is no evidence to prevent imminent damage or violence.The Constitutional Court has accepted the Ombudsman's petition regarding the barcode and QR code on election ballots for consideration.
The Constitutional Court, with a 6-3 majority, accepted the Ombudsman's petition regarding the barcode/QR code on election ballots for consideration. Those involved are given 15 days to provide clarification.The Constitutional Court rejected the petition regarding the Bhumjaithai-Prachachon MOA, stating that it does not constitute overthrowing the government.
The Constitutional Court has ruled not to accept the petition regarding the Bhumjaithai-Prachachon MOA, stating that it is merely a political negotiation and does not constitute a coup d'état under the Constitution.
