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	He declined to confirm the widespread Thai media reports that the Yingluck administration has added extra changes to this year&rsquo;s annual amnesty to benefit fugitive exPM Thaksin Shinawatra.</div>
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	The panel, which would comprise about 20 members, would be assigned to study legislative details and the criteria of those who would be eligible to be granted the amnesty, Chalerm said.</div>
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Justice Ministry panel to study royal amnesty details: Chalern

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Justice Ministry panel to study royal amnesty details: Chalern

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