Narinpong Jinapak, the president of the Law Society of Thailand, said the nine suspects were charged with torching the Mahasarakham provincial hall. 
	They were released after posting Bt1 million in cash as bail. The money came from the Justice Ministry. 
	The Nine and 13 other suspects, who were released on bail earlier, were led to meet Justice Minister Pracha Promnok to thank him. 
	Pracha gave the suspects Bt3,000 each from his coffer for them to sue to travel home. 
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