On the night of the crime committed, several perpetrators had gang raped the victim, at which the defendant was present. The defendant later drove the victim from the scene of the crime, and raped the victim along the way. The issue presented in front of the Supreme Court was whether the defendant was liable for gang rape when the defendant merely knelt down and was unclothed beside the victim at the gang rape. The Supreme Court held that the circumstances of the case as presented shows that the defendant was ready to gang rape the victim if had the chance. The defendant therefore was considered a principal in first degree in the gang rape.
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Year
2010
Institution
Supreme Court
External URL
Prosecutor of Nakorn Ratchasima Province v. Piman Pollachote (No. 2398/2553)
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- Jurisdiction
Avon Center work product
ID
877