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	The court upheld a criminal court conviction of Daranee Charnchoensilpakul, 50, on three counts of lese majesty in a public speech she delivered at a political rally in 2008.</div>
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	&quot;She has set a bad example for other people,&quot; the court said. Daranee, better known by her nickname Da Torpedo for her fiery political oratory, said she would appeal to the Supreme Court.</div>
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	&quot;I want my case to get as much public exposure as possible,&quot; she &nbsp;said.</div>

Appeals court upholds lese majesty verdict against Daranee

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Appeals court upholds lese majesty verdict against Daranee

Bangkok - A Thai appeals court upheld a 15-year prison term on Wednesday for a political activist found guilty of lese majesty four years ago.

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