The Thai Appeal Court has sentenced a man who hacked the Constitutional Court website and renamed it “Kangaroo Court” to one year and six months in prison without suspension and fined him 87,277 baht for damages. He was later granted bail.

<p>A man who was arrested in November 2021 and accused of hacking the Constitutional Court websitre and renaming it &ldquo;Kangaroo Court&rdquo; has been sentenced to 3 years in prison for violation of the Computer Crimes Act.</p>

<p>A man was arrested on Sunday (14 November) in Ubon Ratchathani and accused of hacking the Constitutional Court website following the Court&rsquo;s ruling that speeches made by several protest leaders and subsequent calls for monarchy reform are treasonous.</p>

<p>Following a Wednesday (10 November) Constitutional Court <a href="https://prachatai.com/english/node/9545">ruling</a> against public discussion of monarchy reform, the Court&rsquo;s website was apparently hacked on Thursday (11 November) by an unidentified party, who renamed it &ldquo;Kangaroo Court&rdquo; and modified site content.</p>