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	He submitted a 32-page statement to Criminal Court, admitting that he had insulted His Majesty the King while he spoke at a red-shirt rally on May 7 and he is now filled with remorse.&nbsp;</div>
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	The court scheduled to hand down a sentence on December 3. The court ordered probation officials to check Prasit&#39;s background that the court would consider for the sentence.</div>
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Former Pheu Thai MP Prasit pleads guilty to lese majesty

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Former Pheu Thai MP Prasit pleads guilty to lese majesty

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