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	The vetting panel voted to amend the bill to have the so-called &ldquo;end-of-soi&rdquo; impact to annul all legal cases following the coup.</div>
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	If this version is enacted, all legal cases agasinst former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra would be annulled, including the Ratchadapisek land case that saw him receiving two-year jail term.</div>
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Amnesty bill changed by vetting panel to become 'end-of-soi' version to benefit Thaksin

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Amnesty bill changed by vetting panel to become 'end-of-soi' version to benefit Thaksin

The majority side of the panel vetting the amnesty bill voted Friday to annul all legal cases made after the September 19 2006 coup.

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