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	Chuvit, who now leads the Rak Thailand Party, said he would appeal to the Supreme Court.&nbsp;</div>
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	In Tuesday&rsquo;s ruling, he was convicted alongside 65 other accomplices in the operations to use force in pushing bar owners out of an area known as Sukhumvit Square on Soi Sukhumvit 10.</div>
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Appeals Court jails Chuvit five years

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Appeals Court jails Chuvit five years

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