DSI to Request EC Ruling on 77 Senators for Collusion Probe
DSI prepares to request the Election Commission's rulings on 77 senators facing Supreme Court trials, aiming to expand money laundering and secret society probes.
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- DSI prepares official letter requesting EC rulings on 77 senators from the 2067 election case.
- Focuses on obtaining detailed EC ruling reports within the 60-day timeframe for the special case file.
- Expands investigations into criminal association and money laundering as ordered by special prosecutors.
The Department of Special Investigation is moving forward with formal coordination with the Election Commission. Special Investigation Team No. 24/2568 is preparing an official document to request the formal rulings regarding the 2024 Senate election collusion case, following the EC's resolution to submit 77 individuals to the Supreme Court's Election Division.
This legal step follows directives from special prosecutors instructing the DSI to expand their investigation into related charges of criminal association and money laundering. The developments build upon official resolutions and findings concluded by the election organizing body on September 15, 2026.
The documentation requested by the DSI encompasses comprehensive investigative findings regarding the individuals involved, including preliminary statements publicly addressed by the EC chairman on September 14, 2026. Crucially, it includes the complete formal ruling file that the EC is mandated to finalize within a 60-day period.
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The requirement for the DSI to obtain the formal 60-day EC ruling highlights the strict evidentiary standards needed when transitioning from election law violations to severe criminal charges such as money laundering and organized crime conspiracies. Cross-agency cooperation ensures that factual findings from administrative investigations can be legally admissible in criminal courts.
Upon receiving the detailed case files and adjudication documents from the EC, the DSI will schedule joint meetings with special prosecutors from the Office of Inquiry. These collaborative sessions will establish precise legal questions and direct the ongoing special investigation.
Source: Khaosod Politics
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