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	The Appeals Court on Wednesday found Noppawan Tang-udomsuk guilty of offending the monarchy in 2008.</p>
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	The appellate review cited the prosecution evidence to overturn the lower court&rsquo;s acquittal on grounds that Noppawan&rsquo;s IP address could not be fabricated.</div>
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	The lower court dismissed the case for insufficient evidence to verify that Noppawan was responsible for posting the offensive remarks on Prachathai webboard.</div>
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Noppawan guilty of royal offence: Appeals Court

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