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#Podcast that will get everyone listening because legal matters you can't afford to be unaware of... How much and what can be said to constitute defamation? Defamation takes many forms, such as speaking to a third party or using technology and social media like Facebook, Line, and telephone. It's common to find that if one doesn't control their emotions or the enjoyment of accusing others, they can be sued for defamation. The offense of defamation, according to the Criminal Code, Section 326, is: Whoever makes a false statement about another person to a third party in a manner likely to cause that person to lose reputation, be insulted, or be hated, commits the offense of defamation and shall be punished with imprisonment not exceeding 1 year or a fine not exceeding 20,000 baht, or both. The elements of the criminal offense are: Whoever + makes a false statement + about another person + to a third party + in a manner likely to cause that person to lose reputation, be insulted, or be hated + with intent. Defamation is the assertion of a fact, which may be true or false. There are no limitations on the method of making a false statement; it can be spoken or expressed in any way. (This relates to people arguing and making accusations against each other.) Or, if two people are arguing and quarreling in an angry mood, does that constitute defamation? For details, please listen to the explanation... #Defamation #LegalKnowledge