ศาลในประเทศไทยมี ศาลอะไรบ้าง

00:00 What types of courts are there in Thailand? The Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand divides the court system into four systems: 1. Constitutional Court 2. Administrative Courts 3. Military Courts 4. Courts of Justice 01:22 Constitutional Court The Constitutional Court is established by the provisions of the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand. There is only one Constitutional Court. It consists of one President and eight other Constitutional Court judges, totaling nine. 02:29 Administrative Courts The Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand, B.E. 2540 (1997), stipulates the establishment of an Administrative Court separate from the other courts, forming a dual court system. This resulted in the enactment of the Administrative Court and Administrative Court Procedure Act B.E. 2542 (1999), establishing the first administrative court in Thailand on March 9, 2001. Currently, there are two levels of administrative courts: the Supreme Administrative Court and the Administrative Court of First Instance. 04:44 Military Courts Section 6 of the Military Courts Act B.E. 2498 (1955) divides military courts into three levels: the Military Court of First Instance, the Central Military Court, and the Supreme Military Court. Regarding the Military Courts of First Instance, Section 7 of the Military Courts Act B.E. 2498 (1955) divides them into provincial military courts, regional military courts, Bangkok military courts, and military unit courts. Furthermore, there are military courts for unusual cases, called "Martial Criminal Courts," established during armed conflicts or the declaration of martial law. 06:21 Courts of Justice The Courts of Justice have the authority to adjudicate all cases, except those stipulated by this Constitution or law to fall under the jurisdiction of other courts. The Courts of Justice have three levels: the Court of First Instance, the Court of Appeal, and the Supreme Court.