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Juvenile and Family Case Division

The Juvenile and Family Case Division is empowered to
adjudicate the appellate review of a judgment or an order rendered by
a juvenile and family court in accordance with the Civil Procedure Code
or the Criminal Procedure Code on the appeal process, as the case may be,
mutatis mutandis. However, an appeal is prohibited in the case where

the juvenile and family court has rendered the judgment or order
prescribing any measures for child or juvenile as follows:

(1) to apply a measure under Section 74 (1) and (5) of the
Criminal Code;

(2) to apply a measure for child or juvenile under Section 142 of
the Juvenile and Family Court and Procedure Act B.E. 2553 (2010) except
in the case where the application of the measure for child and juvenile

under the judgment or order is to entrust the child or juvenile into custody
for training exceeding three years; or

(3) to apply a measure for child or juvenile under Section 143
of Juvenile and Family Court and Procedure Act B.E. 2553 (2010)

except in the case where the maximum period for such training exceeds
three years.

(According to Section 180 of the Juvenile and Family Court and

Procedure Act B.E. 2553 (2010))

For cases which are prohibited to appeal, if the Chief Justice of
the Central Juvenile and Family Court or a Chief Judge of the Juvenile
and Family Court or Chief Judge of Juvenile and Family Division in

the Provincial Court deems that the matters decided are of sufficient
importance to justify their submission to the Court of Appeal for