State prosecutors have accused Suphachai of violating election rules by abusing his office to promise funds and pay hikes to participants of a government training workshop in exchange for voting for Bhum Jai Thai candidates in a by-election in Nakhon Phanom in 2009. 
	A nine-member panel from the Election Cases Division, including chairman Chaist Trachutham, will preside over the case. 
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Suphachai vote-buying case to be heard on August 24

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