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	The court considered that Jatuporn&rsquo;s speech on October 11, 2010 at the Victory Monument and on October 17 of the same year against Abhisit were not the truth and could thus be considered as defamatory.</div>
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	Jatuporn is ordered to post the court&rsquo;s sentence in the Thaipost, Matichon and Daily News newspapers for seven days.</div>
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