Volume 127, Issue 75A
Royal Gazette
7 December 2553
(10)Expert Prosecutors;
(11)Provincial Prosecutors;
(12)Provincial Prosecutors attached to the Office of the Attorney General;
(13)Prosecutors attached to the Office of the Attorney General;
(14)Deputy Provincial Prosecutors;
(15)Prosecutors attached to Divisions;
(16)Assistant Provincial Prosecutors;
(17)Assistant Prosecutors.
In addition to the positions under paragraph 1, there shall also be positions of Senior Prosecutors.
In the events which are reasonable and necessary, the PPSC may issue announcements designating positions called otherwise than those under paragraph 1 and may have any of these positions equated to those under paragraph 1.
Section10.The appointment of the Attorney General and the removal of him from his position must be in accordance with the resolution of the PPSC and must obtain approval of the Senate, and the President of the Senate shall countersign the appointment of the Attorney General.
The appointment of the other public prosecutors and the removal of them from their positions shall be in accordance with the law on the rules of the public servants in the public prosecution service.
Section11.There shall be public prosecutors as state attorneys at all courts other than the military courts, according to the manpower plan designated by the PPSC on the basis of necessity and suitability.
Section12.In each Region, there shall be a Regional Prosecution Office headed by one public prosecutor called "Chief Regional Prosecutor".
In the areas where provincial courts, municipal courts, or juvenile and family courts are located, save the area of Bangkok, there shall be a Provincial Prosecution Office for each of the courts, with territorial jurisdiction as designated by announcements of the PPSC and with one public prosecutor as its head, called "Provincial Prosecutor".
It shall be designated by the PPSC as to how many public prosecutors will be for any position in the Regional Prosecution Offices and the Provincial Prosecution Offices.
