Vorada Limjaroenrat
@voradalim.bsky.social
Econ PhD candidate at the University of Gothenburg | Applied Micro: Political, Development, Labor, Law
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6️⃣ These changes, however, may undermine the rule of law:
⚖️ while severe drugs & political unrest receive harsher punishment, malfeasance in office by politicians and officials received more favorable treatment.
⚖️ while severe drugs & political unrest receive harsher punishment, malfeasance in office by politicians and officials received more favorable treatment.
November 28, 2024 at 2:47 PM
6️⃣ These changes, however, may undermine the rule of law:
⚖️ while severe drugs & political unrest receive harsher punishment, malfeasance in office by politicians and officials received more favorable treatment.
⚖️ while severe drugs & political unrest receive harsher punishment, malfeasance in office by politicians and officials received more favorable treatment.
5️⃣ The effect does not kicks in until the period of extra-monitoring and the result was driven by judges who were lenient pre-reform.
November 28, 2024 at 2:47 PM
5️⃣ The effect does not kicks in until the period of extra-monitoring and the result was driven by judges who were lenient pre-reform.
4️⃣ Using DID, I find that monitoring has *huge* effect on judges’ behavior.
🕵️♀️ Monitored cases received significantly longer prison sentences post-reform.
🕵️♀️ Monitored cases received significantly longer prison sentences post-reform.
November 28, 2024 at 2:47 PM
4️⃣ Using DID, I find that monitoring has *huge* effect on judges’ behavior.
🕵️♀️ Monitored cases received significantly longer prison sentences post-reform.
🕵️♀️ Monitored cases received significantly longer prison sentences post-reform.
3️⃣ I collected and transcribed 100k+ Thai court cases and linked with individual registry data.
November 28, 2024 at 2:47 PM
3️⃣ I collected and transcribed 100k+ Thai court cases and linked with individual registry data.
2️⃣ I study this question from the context of Thailand.
💡Using a constitutional reform by a military government which mandates a set of cases (at the suboffense-by-region level) to be monitored by supervising judges before judgment delivery.
💡Using a constitutional reform by a military government which mandates a set of cases (at the suboffense-by-region level) to be monitored by supervising judges before judgment delivery.
November 28, 2024 at 2:47 PM
2️⃣ I study this question from the context of Thailand.
💡Using a constitutional reform by a military government which mandates a set of cases (at the suboffense-by-region level) to be monitored by supervising judges before judgment delivery.
💡Using a constitutional reform by a military government which mandates a set of cases (at the suboffense-by-region level) to be monitored by supervising judges before judgment delivery.
1️⃣ Governments often intervene in the court process to consolidate political power. But what happens when judges are monitored? 🤔
⚖️ How does monitoring of judges affect efficiency and equity in the criminal justice system?
⚖️ How does monitoring of judges affect efficiency and equity in the criminal justice system?
November 28, 2024 at 2:47 PM
1️⃣ Governments often intervene in the court process to consolidate political power. But what happens when judges are monitored? 🤔
⚖️ How does monitoring of judges affect efficiency and equity in the criminal justice system?
⚖️ How does monitoring of judges affect efficiency and equity in the criminal justice system?
4️⃣ Using DID, I find that monitoring has *huge* effect on judges’ behavior.
🕵️♀️ Monitored cases received significantly longer prison sentences post-reform.
🕵️♀️ Monitored cases received significantly longer prison sentences post-reform.
November 28, 2024 at 9:05 AM
4️⃣ Using DID, I find that monitoring has *huge* effect on judges’ behavior.
🕵️♀️ Monitored cases received significantly longer prison sentences post-reform.
🕵️♀️ Monitored cases received significantly longer prison sentences post-reform.
3️⃣ I collected and transcribed 100k+ Thai court cases and linked with individual registry data.
November 28, 2024 at 9:05 AM
3️⃣ I collected and transcribed 100k+ Thai court cases and linked with individual registry data.
2️⃣ I study this question from the context of Thailand.
💡Using a constitutional reform by a military government which mandates a set of cases (at the suboffense-by-region level) to be monitored by supervising judges before judgment delivery.
💡Using a constitutional reform by a military government which mandates a set of cases (at the suboffense-by-region level) to be monitored by supervising judges before judgment delivery.
November 28, 2024 at 9:05 AM
2️⃣ I study this question from the context of Thailand.
💡Using a constitutional reform by a military government which mandates a set of cases (at the suboffense-by-region level) to be monitored by supervising judges before judgment delivery.
💡Using a constitutional reform by a military government which mandates a set of cases (at the suboffense-by-region level) to be monitored by supervising judges before judgment delivery.
1️⃣ Governments often intervene in the court process to consolidate political power. But what happens when judges are monitored? 🤔
⚖️ How does monitoring of judges affect efficiency and equity in the criminal justice system?
⚖️ How does monitoring of judges affect efficiency and equity in the criminal justice system?
November 28, 2024 at 9:05 AM
1️⃣ Governments often intervene in the court process to consolidate political power. But what happens when judges are monitored? 🤔
⚖️ How does monitoring of judges affect efficiency and equity in the criminal justice system?
⚖️ How does monitoring of judges affect efficiency and equity in the criminal justice system?