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	The Court ordered police to temporarily release Sonthiyarn Chuenruethai-Naitham on February 17.&nbsp;</div>
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	Sonthiyarn was arrested on Tuesday and police were allowed to detain him for a maximum of 30 days under Emergency decree but are required by law to request an extension every seven days.</div>
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	The Court said seven days would be enough for investigation.</div>
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Temporary release for Sonthiyarn

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