Justice Ministry’s mobile law classes

BANGKOK, Feb 14 (TNA) -- The Justice Ministry has launched its mobile law class vehicle that will educate general people on laws in February and March. It will start its lessons in Sing Buri province and conclude the mission in Chiang Mai province. Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Minister Prajin Juntong launched the “Transit Advertising” vehicle to educate people on laws and the justice system at the Justice Ministry. The project was aimed at serving people in remote areas so that they would know about rules, laws and the justice system and mobile law classes via the vehicle would be designed to meet local demand, ACM Prajin said. Lawyers of the Justice Ministry would give legal advice relating to everyday life at provincial halls. The mobile law vehicle would initially target areas in the Eastern Economic Corridor where local residents might have questions about urbanization, ACM Prajin said. The mobile law vehicle would do its mission in five regions. It will be in Sing Buri, Lop Buri and Ayutthaya provinces on Feb 15-17. Then it will visit Kalasin, Chon Buri, Rayong and Surat Thani before concluding its mission in the northern province of Chiang Mai on March 22-24. (TNA)