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Supreme Court of Thailand - Quiz
Supreme Court of Thailand
  • 1. Who assigns cases to justices in the Supreme Court of Thailand?
A) The Research Division
B) The plaintiff
C) The president of the Supreme Court
D) The Minister of Justice
  • 2. How long does the initial administrative assignment process typically take?
A) Approximately 15 days
B) One week
C) Up to a month
D) Two months
  • 3. Which of these is mentioned as an exception to the standard assignment process?
A) Domestic disputes
B) Petty theft
C) Intellectual property
D) Traffic violations
  • 4. Which criminal cases are given priority by the Supreme Court?
A) Cases involving government officials
B) Cases where defendants are in custody
C) Cases involving large financial sums
D) Cases that have lasted over a year
  • 5. What happens during the adjudication process regarding the parties involved?
A) Only the plaintiff presents evidence
B) Plaintiff and respondent present factual and legal issues
C) The jury decides the outcome
D) The court issues a summary judgment without hearings
  • 6. Who determines how long the adjudication process takes?
A) The senior judges of the case
B) The Ministry of Justice
C) The president of the Supreme Court
D) The Research Division
  • 7. What is the maximum duration for the examination or approval process by the Research or specialized division?
A) One week
B) Up to a month
C) Three months
D) 15 days
  • 8. Where is the case file sent after the judgment is finalized?
A) The Ministry of Interior
B) The Court of First Instance
C) The Supreme Court archive
D) The respondent's residence
  • 9. What is the final step in the Supreme Court procedure?
A) Archiving the file
B) Pronouncement of the judgment
C) A second trial
D) Review by the president
  • 10. Which of the following is NOT an exception case type listed in the text?
A) International trade
B) Family law
C) Tax
D) Bankruptcy
  • 11. Where is the Supreme Court of Thailand located?
A) Phuket
B) Chiang Mai
C) Bangkok
D) Ayutthaya
  • 12. What is the Thai name for the Supreme Court?
A) San Klang
B) San Rat
C) San Thai
D) San Dika
  • 13. Who is the current president of the Supreme Court of Thailand?
A) King Rama IV
B) Judge Adisak Tantiwong
C) The Minister of Justice
D) King Rama V
  • 14. In which reign was the Ministry of Justice created?
A) King Rama III
B) King Rama V
C) King Rama IV
D) King Rama VI
  • 15. What happened to the judicial system after the Siamese revolution of 1932?
A) The Supreme Court was abolished
B) Courts were divided into three levels
C) The Ministry of Justice was dissolved
D) The King became the sole judge again
  • 16. How many justices are required to form a quorum in the Supreme Court?
A) At least one
B) At least five
C) At least three
D) At least nine
  • 17. How many specialized divisions does the Supreme Court have?
A) Ten
B) Three
C) Nine
D) Twenty-five
  • 18. How many justices are in each specialized division?
A) Nine
B) Three
C) Twenty-five
D) Ten
  • 19. What is the status of the Supreme Court's judgments?
A) Appealable to the King
B) Temporary
C) Reviewable by Parliament
D) Final
  • 20. How are judgments made within a quorum?
A) By the President of the Supreme Court
B) By the presiding justice alone
C) By unanimous consent only
D) By majority vote
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