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	Chaturon, who is facing charges of violating the junta&rsquo;s order, instigating unrest and violating the computer crime act, told the court that his lawyer was busy so he needed to postpone his plea.</div>
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Military court agrees to allow Chaturon to postpone plea

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Military court agrees to allow Chaturon to postpone plea

The Bangkok Military Court on Monday allowed former education minister Chaturon Chaisang to postpone the entering of his plea, setting a new time and date of 8.30am on October 15.

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