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	Winyat Chartmontri, Kris&rsquo; pro bono lawyer from Thai Lawyers for Human Rights Group said that Kris was granted bail by the military court of Bangkok after posting Bt400,000 as bail collateral.</div>
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	The lawyer said Kris prosecutor did not object Kris from being released on bail and the decision to release Kris was made by the court without any condition except that Kris will have to report himself to the court from time to time, with the first being scheduled for Friday.</div>
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Red supporter freed on bail Tuesday

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Red supporter freed on bail Tuesday

Kris Buddeechin, the redshirt supporter arrested for spreading fake palace announcement on social media was granted bail by the military court on Tuesday after he was earlier refused a week ago.

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