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	The court scheduled its first hearing on November 24 after Worajet entered his plea. He was charged in the Bangkok Military Court on August 4.</div>
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	The lecturer was released on bail after posting assets worth Bt20,000 as a guarantee. As part of his bail conditions, he is prohibited from leaving the Kingdom and joining political rallies.</div>

Worajet pleads not guilty in case over violation of NCPO summons

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Worajet pleads not guilty in case over violation of NCPO summons

Thammasat University lecturer Worajet Pakeerat pleaded not guilty in the military court yesterday to a charge that he violated a summons from the National Council for Peace and Order to report to the junta.

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