Jatuporn threatens to sue Constitution Court
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Red-shirt leader Jatuporn Promphan on Friday threatened to file a police complaint targetting the Constitution Court for fabricating false statement against him.
The case came to light on Thursday after the high court authorised its legal counsel to file for his bail revocation at the Criminal Court, Jatuporn said.
At the high court’s request, the lower court will on Monday convene a hearing on bail review, he said, vowing to rebut and fight for a stay of his bail.
He said the high court had neither the mandate nor the justification to intervene about his temporary release pending the completion of the judicial review on terrorism charges in connection with the 2010 political strife.
The high court had no involvement in the judicial review on terrorism, he said, arguing the bail review, if deemed necessary, should be initiated by the public prosecutors and not by the high court.
He said he understood that the high court wanted to retaliate against his critical comments on the judicial decision to intervene in charter change.
