Assistant Professor Jiamjit Suwannoi graduated with a Bachelor of Laws from Sripatum University and a Master of Laws in Business Law from Ramkhamhaeng University, as well as a Thai Bar Association of the Thai Bar Association. He is an expert in criminal law and has experience as a lawyer in many criminal cases. He is currently appointed as a mediator at the Central Labor Court, acting as a mediator in labor disputes, and has been appointed as a subcommittee member for academic affairs of the Lawyers Council under Royal Patronage.
Certificates and Awards
– Selected as “Favorite Teacher” by Sripathum University, Bangkhen
– The Best Teaching Award Year 2012
– Outstanding Advisor Award, Justice Club, Academic Year 2012
Textbooks and teaching materials
– Textbook “Civil and Commercial Code on Debt”
– Teaching materials for the subject “General Criminal Code”
article
– Principles of Good Governance for the Exercise of Powers of the Lawyers Council under the Lawyers Act B.E. 2528 (1985), Proceedings of the 17th National Academic Conference and the 7th International Academic Conference, Sripatum University Online, on Research and Innovation for Sustainable Development.
– Research article published in the Sripathum Review Journal in 2010, titled “Impacts of Labor Law Amendments: A Comparative Study of the Labor Protection Act of 1998 and the Labor Protection Act (No. 2) and (No. 3) of 2008.”
– Articles in the Journal of Graduate Studies
1. Car rental sharing: Theft by trickery or deception of the public (Volume 66, Part 4, December 2010)
2. Terrorism: Exceptions to Liability of Non-Life Insurers (Volume 68, Section 4, December 2012)
3. Implementation of the death penalty on drug offenders (Volume 68, Part 2, June 2012)
4. Problems with the provisions on the offense of using amphetamines while on duty as a driver (Volume 69, Part 3, September 2013)
5. Response of wives of victims of domestic violence and mitigation of punishment under criminal law (Volume 70, Part 3, September 2014)
Research
– Knowledge research on “Impacts of Labor Law Amendments: A Comparative Study of the Labor Protection Act of 1998 and the Labor Protection Act (No. 2) and (No. 3) of 2008”
– Classroom research: “Study of the retrospective examination results of students who study Criminal Law 1 to develop educational achievement”
– Master’s degree: M.L. (Business Law), Ramkhamhaeng University
– Bachelor’s degree: LL.B. (Law), Sripathum University
– Certificate of LLB (Thai Bar Association) from the Legal Education Institute of the Thai Bar Association
– Certificate of “Intermediate Justice Administration Course, Class 4” from the Office of Justice Affairs, Ministry of Justice
– Certificate of “25th Senior Executive Course for University Development (NBM25)” from the Office of the Higher Education Commission
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Fax: 0 2579 1111 ext. 2384
Email: cheamchit.su@spu.ac.th
Assistant Professor Tachchaphon Mahathaeng is an expert in business law, international trade, and information technology law. She has experience as a legal assistant to a member of the Senate, a lecturer and business law consultant for entrepreneurs, the New Entrepreneurship Development Project, the Business Incubation Center, Sripatum University, and a legal consultant for many private organizations.
Field of expertise
– Business Law
– International trade law
– Laws regarding information technology
performance
– Academic article “Arbitration and Sports in Thailand”, 12th National Academic Conference, Phayao Research, Phayao University
– Article titled “Parents need to know more about children’s rights online”, front page scoop of Thai Rath newspaper, 18 November 2016
– Article titled “Know the dangers of children in cars…before you regret it”, front page scoop of Thai Rath newspaper, 25 November 2015.
– Research on “Legal Problems in the Exercise of Power by Officials under the Computer Crime Act 2007”
– Thesis “Consumer Protection Measure of Buying in E-commerce” which was presented at the Thai-Japan Exchange Student Conference at Osaka University, Japan in 2006.
Master’s Degree: M.L. (Business Law), Ramkhamhaeng University
Certificate of LLB (Thai Bar Association) from the Legal Education Institute of the Thai Bar Association
Bachelor’s Degree: LL.B. (Law), Thammasat University
Call: 0 2579 1111 ext. 2238
– International & Comparative Law
– Tort and Inheritance Law
– Business Law
Master’s Degree : LL.M. Chicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology (2007)
Bachelor’s Degree : Bachelor of Laws, Ramkhamhaeng University (2006)
Telephone number: 085-498-9003
Extension number: 02-579-1111 ext. 2386
E-mail: Pirapat.pr@spu.ac.th
Areas of expertise and interest
– Tax law
– Cyber Law
Past work
• Research project on “Causes and Necessity of Integrating Narcotics Laws in Thailand”, a research project for the Office of the Narcotics Control Board.
• Research project on “Improving and amending laws to enhance Thailand’s competitiveness in entering the ASEAN Economic Community”, a research project for the Office of the Council of State
• Research project on “Promoting the use of arbitration in resolving business disputes to enhance Thailand’s competitiveness upon entering the ASEAN Economic Community”
• Research Assistant for the research project “The Role of the Tax Court in Protecting the Rights of Taxpayers in the 21st Century”, employed by the Central Tax Court.
• Co-authored a book titled “Taxation for Debt Instrument Transactions” produced by the Thai Bond Market Association to provide practitioners, stakeholders and the general public with knowledge and understanding of various types of transactions in the bond market and gain knowledge and understanding of the taxes related to such transactions.
Master’s Degree: M.A. (Tax Law), Thammasat University
Certificate of LLB (Thai Bar Association) from the Legal Education Institute of the Thai Bar Association
Certificate of International Tax and US–Thai Relations; Thammasart University and University of Wisconsin Law School
Bachelor’s Degree: LL.B. (Law), Thammasat University
Email: pittaya.ch@spu.ac.th
Lecturer Suphasorn Phucharoensin has expertise in family law and criminal law, as well as business law. Lecturer Suphasorn has been invited as a speaker on loans for rubber farmers in 5 northern provinces. She is also the initiator of the E-Learning system on loans and is an advisor for the E-Learning of the Family Law course at the Faculty of Law, Sripatum University.
Fields of expertise:
– Family law
– Labor law
– Business Law
performance:
Article on “Offenses of Domestic Violence and Settlement under the Criminal Code: A Study Specifically on Offenses of Indecency under Section 278 (Occurring in Public) and Offenses Against Freedom under Section 310 bis”
Master’s Degree: LL.B. (Criminal Law), Thammasat University
Certificate of LLB (Thai Bar Association) from the Legal Education Institute of the Council of the Bar Association
Bachelor’s Degree: LL.B. (Law), Thammasat University
Assistant Professor Dr. Chongnang Wiputthanupong graduated with a Bachelor of Laws from Chulalongkorn University.
He has experience in the legal field as a legal advisor in the Communication and Telecommunications Law Group, Office of the Council of State. He also has other experiences related to the mass media business, working as an editor, translator, and freelance writer for various publishing houses.
These diverse experiences inspired me to pursue master’s and doctoral degrees in Intellectual Property Law, with a special interest in copyright law.
as well as other related laws and currently still interested in continuing to conduct research in this area.
Field of interest/special expertise
– Intellectual Property Law: Copyright and Authorship
– Human Rights: Property Right and Freedom of Expression
– Media Law: Internet and Communication
– Traditional Knowledge and Traditional Cultural Expressions
Academic works
Research Article
– Chongnang Wiputhanupong, Sininat Krichchanchai, Pittaya Chaiyamahapruek, Sureechaiphonwan and Suphasorn Phucharoensin. (2020). A comparative study of the executive power mechanism in countries that have successfully controlled drug prices. Proceedings of the 14th National Academic Conference, Thai Humanities Research Forum, 2020. Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Mahidol University, Salaya, Nakhon Pathom. Pages 26-42.
– Research project on comparative intellectual property protection law between Thai laws and laws of AEC member countries, including other related laws, supported by the National Software Industry Promotion Agency (Public Organization) (SiPA) (2016)
– “Copyright for Digital Era: Are We Aiming at Individuals”, research submitted for PhD in Intellectual Property Law, University of Nottingham (2016)
Academic articles
– Chongnang Wiputhanupong. (2021). Guidelines for interpreting Section 11 of the Copyright Act 1994 to provide copyright protection to derivative works created without permission from the copyright owner, considering the guidelines of the United Kingdom and the United States. Journal of Intellectual Property Law and International Trade, pp. 241-255.
– Chongnang Wiputhanupong. (2021). Lawyers and their important roles in the dispute mediation process. Proceedings of the 16th National and International Academic Conference, 2021. Sripathum University. Pages 514-524.
– Copyright is an Engine of Free Expression’ or ‘Free Expression is an Engine of Copyright’? : A Revisit of Expressions and Copyright for International Copyright Mechanisms’ International Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research of Intellectual Property (ATRIP Congress 2016), Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland (2016)
– “Copyright discussions in cases of translation without permission and image conversion in Manee Mee Share”, 12 September 2013, http://prachatai.com/journal/2013/09/48714.
– “Inviting to discuss the issue of copyright for broadcasting football matches and rights to publicly distribute music events”, Prachatai, 5 July 2012, http://prachatai.com/journal/2012/07/41404.
– “The management of intellectual property in Thailand university”, Sripathum Review Journal: Humanities and Social Sciences. Year 9, Issue 1 (Jan.-June 2009) pp. 87-95.
– “The process of creating social defendants from forwarded mail”, Matichon, 26 April 2009
– “Creative Commons: Copyright and Human Rights”, Bangkok Business, 24 July 2009.
– Ph.D. (Intellectual Property Law) University of Nottingham, UK
– LL.M. (Intellectual Property Law) Queen Mary University of London
– L.B.T. (Thai Bar Association) Legal Education Institute of the Council of the Bar Association
– LL.B. (Law), Chulalongkorn University
Email: chongnang.wi@spu.ac.th
School of Digital Media
School of Communication Arts
School of Entrepreneurship
College of Aviation & Transportation
College of Tourism and Hospitality
School of Liberal Arts
School of Business Administration
College of Logistics and Supply Chain
School of Accountancy
School of Engineering
School of Information Technology
School of Design and Architecture
School of Law
Sripatum International College
British College
Master’s degree – Doctorate
