Thai lawyers and three former high-ranking judges at the เล่นสล็อตฟรีได้เงินจริง US authorities Suspected of taking bribes from Japanese automaker Toyota to reverse a massive tax ruling. It filed a defamation complaint on the American news website yesterday.Songpol Annanon filed a complaint with Huai Khwang Police regarding Law 360, a legal news website headquartered in New York. The U.S. Department of Justice is reportedly prosecuting Toyota corruption, saying authorities suspect Songpol's law firm has bribed tens of millions of dollars to Thailand's top judge to further boycott the tax evasion case. Toyota for $11 billion Law360, citing law enforcement documents, states that Toyota itself has concluded that law firm Annanon has helped "create retrospectives for Thailand's top judges" to pay up to $27 million (842 million baht). )

If Toyota wins the appeal, in 2015 the judge overturned the verdict. Now in front of the Supreme Court Songpol, who said his company was no longer involved in the case, said Law360's reporting was not only untrue. But it also damages the reputation of Thai law firms and justice system.in police complaints Songpol also accused the Legal News Agency of violating the Computer Crime Act of “Bring false information into the computer system”that same day Former Supreme Court Justice Direk Incinan and former Senior Appeal Judge Chaisit Trachutham went to the Crime Suppression Division. to file a defamation claim against the same American law website. After they were among three Thai judges accused of taking bribes.

Although courts and judges are legally protected from almost all forms of criticism within the Kingdom, But the judge's name is rarely seen even mentioned in the media. But the same protection is not available in the United States. Fact-damaged reputation is not legal abroad. And defamation threats against foreign authorities are often more effective than practice.Pol Maj Gen Suwat Saengnuan, the group's commander, said he would assign Pol Gen Phonphimon Dokmai to interview Direk and Chaisit.Third Judge Slaiket Wattanaphan, another former chief judge, said he also plans to file a petition against the facility.he three judges were nominated for Law360, with journalist Frank G. Runyeon Runeyon writing that the three "There may be channels for bribery" through Songpol's

law firm in an attempt to "influence" decisions on appeals against Toyota's tax judgment.The original lawsuit settled against Toyota. Caused by Prius car parts imported into the country without tax.Law360's Wednesday story reported that American authorities stabbed a grand jury in the case. which signaled an escalation of the intention to prosecute The Department of Justice and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission are investigating the case.Earlier, the media reported in April that The Thai judiciary said in a statement that it would "deeply investigate and punish such acts that bring disgrace to the judge's honor. undermine the neutrality of the court and cause society to distrust the Thai justice system.” Evidence should be provided.