The Supreme Court reasoned that Democrat MP Thaworn Senniem had no jurisdiction right to sue Wassana and the three former EC members as he is not a directly damaged person. 
	The four were earlier sentenced to four years in jail by lower courts and had their election rights revoked for ten years. 
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Supreme Court drops charge against former EC commissioners

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