Legal Measures Against the Confiscation of Property Related to Malpractice of Civil Servants and Employees in Higher Institutions

Abstract

Civil servants and employees in institutions of education are State officials if they are accused with reasonable evidence that they have committed a disciplinary breach or it appears to their superiors that they have committed a disciplinary breach by accusing them of misconduct or committing an offense against them. Official positions which are the basis for offenses under the Anti-Money Laundering  Act, B.E. 2542 (1999) by the provisions of the Civil Service in institutions of Education Act, B.E. 2547 (2004) confiscation of property related to the commission of an offense against office or malfeasance and in the case of the National Counter Corruption Commission Investigate and point out the cause of corruption in duty or commit an offense against official position, which is a disciplinary action without gathering evidence during the investigation of the National Counter Corruption Commission. To consider and issue an order to seize or attach assets used by the accused in committing an offense or assets acquired illegally. This article recommends the process, procedures and methods for confiscation related to malfeasance or offenses against official positions of civil servants and employees in institutions of education.