Assistant Professor Jiamjit Suwannoi

He holds 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.

Tel: 0 2579 1111 ext. 2388Fax: 0 2579 1111 ext. 2384Email: cheamchit.su@spu.ac.th

Certificates and Awards
– Selected as “Favorite Teacher” at 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 documents for the subject “General Criminal Code”

article
– Research article published in the Sripathum Review Journal 2010, titled “The Impact of Labor Law Amendments: A Comparative Study of the Labor Protection Act 1998 and the Labor Protection Act (No. 2) and (No. 3) 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”