A “good time” could be taken into account base on the behavior of the convicted. The good time rule was first implemented in New York in 1817 and became quickly adopted by most jurisdictions (Siegal & Worrall, 2015, pg.234). The rule of good times gives the inmates a chance to calculate their release date from the time they step foot inside the prison cell by subtracting their expected good time from the day of their sentencing. Good times can however be revoked if the inmates break any prison rules such as disobeying a correctional officers or get into fights with other inmates (Siegal & Worrall, 2015, pg. 234).
Thailand’s Criminal Justice systems dates back to ancient time, during the Sukhothai era (AD 1238-1350), during these period kings had the power to adjudicated the disputes between his people (retrieved from http://www.coj.go.th, 2014). Sometimes during the Ayutthaya era (AD 1350-1767) the first known criminal justice system was developed up until the 19th century. Laws from the Ayutthaya era was then revised & rewritten in 1805 in what is known as “The law of three seals” (retrieved from http://www.coj.go.th, 2014). Thailand’s modern system wasn’t introduce until Prince Rabi of Ratchubari, it …show more content…
The police then, check identification of all those who attend while making them provide urine sample in order to be check for narcotics (retrieved from http://travel.state.gov/content/passports/english/country/thailand.html, 2014). Enforcement usually keeps a tap on Internet posting, if a crime has been suspected on there. According to the Thai government, law enforcers have arrested several U.S. citizens under suspicion of illegal activities or overthrowing another country government, which violates both the U.S. and Thai law (retrieved from, http://travel.state.gov/content/passports/english/country/thailand.html,
Thailand’s Criminal Justice systems dates back to ancient time, during the Sukhothai era (AD 1238-1350), during these period kings had the power to adjudicated the disputes between his people (retrieved from http://www.coj.go.th, 2014). Sometimes during the Ayutthaya era (AD 1350-1767) the first known criminal justice system was developed up until the 19th century. Laws from the Ayutthaya era was then revised & rewritten in 1805 in what is known as “The law of three seals” (retrieved from http://www.coj.go.th, 2014). Thailand’s modern system wasn’t introduce until Prince Rabi of Ratchubari, it …show more content…
The police then, check identification of all those who attend while making them provide urine sample in order to be check for narcotics (retrieved from http://travel.state.gov/content/passports/english/country/thailand.html, 2014). Enforcement usually keeps a tap on Internet posting, if a crime has been suspected on there. According to the Thai government, law enforcers have arrested several U.S. citizens under suspicion of illegal activities or overthrowing another country government, which violates both the U.S. and Thai law (retrieved from, http://travel.state.gov/content/passports/english/country/thailand.html,