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	He said he would submit evidence, a video clip, featuring Constitution Court chairman Wasan Soypisudh commenting on the Samak case on April 5, 2011 and at a seminar.</div>
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	Ruangkrai alleged he suspected the court did not follow the law in delivering the ruling on the Samak case &ndash; and he would request the NACC to decide if the ruling was invalid.</div>
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	Wasan had earlier claimed there was a flaw in the ruling of the Samak case, in the format of its ruling and not its content.</div>
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	He said the ruling was confusing, hard to understand and did not prioritize key topics &nbsp;but there was no flaw or deficiency in the content.</div>
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Activist calls for probe into court's Samak ruling

Pro-government activist Ruangkrai Leekitwattana will press the National Anti-Corruption Commission to probe if the Constitution Court had contravened the Criminal Code (Article 157) while issuing a ruling related to former PM Samak Sundaravej.