2566-3 -ดาวนภา พิทักษ์ - วิทยานิพนธ์

ฉ Therefore, it is advisable to further amend the Penal Code on the Prevention of Recidivism of Sexual Offenses or Violence, B.E. 2565, by including offenses related to drug abuse as a basis for applying the provisions of the said law, specifically targeting individuals whose behavior causes serious harm and damage to society at large. Additionally, it is proposed to make further amendments to ministerial regulations to specify the benefits and conditions for acquitted persons under suspended sentences in B.E. 2562. It is deemed necessary to establish clear and verifiable criteria for the selection process of acquitted persons under suspended sentences, allowing for scrutiny of their actions. This includes the ability to scrutinize the exercise of power by the consideration committee and increase penalties for acquitted persons under suspended sentences who violate the conditions. This entails setting a monitoring period of 3 years. After being released from punishment and proposing a policy to categorize according to the level of risk of re-offending, local government organizations are tasked with responsibility alongside the Department of Corrections, the Office of Narcotics Control Board, and the Office of the Narcotics Control Board to jointly monitor drug-related offenders. Keywords: acquitted persons, drug crimes, tracking

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