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	The Appeals Court sentenced Yoswaris to two years in prison and he submitted a request to the Supreme Court on Thursday, seeking his temporary transfer.</div>
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	The Supreme Court reasoned that Yoswaris could not appeal against the ruling regarding fact of the lese majesty conviction and he has not yet submitted his appeal so he would likely jump bail if the court allowed him to be released temporarily.</div>
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