Legal Measures to Deter and Suppress Debt Collection that uses Violence Which is an Offense Against the law

Abstract

          The objective of this research is to study legal measures to deter and suppress Debt collection that violates the law has adopted the concept of The theory of the law regarding the seizure or freezing of assets obtained from offences under the law on debt collection is used as a research guideline using qualitative research methodologies, such as research of legal documents, in-depth interviews. prosecuting attorney Judges, former debt collectors and victims of debt collection cases Research has shown that the reason why offenders collect debts with violence is due to their fear of the law. Even the Debt Collection Act B.E. 2558 Control debt collection of violent people False debt collection Government officials are prohibited from engaging in debt collection business. Imprisonment not exceeding 5 years or a fine not exceeding 500,000 baht, but the offender is not afraid of the law. Later, the Royal Thai Police will issue an order on the suppression center. Offences against informal debtors are specifically prohibited, but they do not prevent and suppress offenders. The Anti-Money Laundering Act B.E. 2542 (1999) defines the basis for offences. However, it was found that it did not match the behavior of the offender regarding debt collection. Adopt measures to confiscate or freeze assets. Violent debt collection offenders It is enforced for the benefit of deterrence and suppression of offenders' fear. and reduce violent debt collection behavior in society.