The Supreme Court&rsquo;s Criminal Division for Holders of Political Office initially sentenced Somsak to six months in jail but suspended the jail term and put him on probation for five years.
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Somsak gets five-year ban for falsifying assets statement

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Somsak gets five-year ban for falsifying assets statement

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