Of course, this method is favored by ultra-royalists harassing those who think differently. Yingcheep warning that “police officers who accept cases outside their legal jurisdiction risk acting unlawfully.” He dded that the “law contains no provision allowing complaints to be filed based on the complainant’s domicile.” These ultra-royalist, supported by docile police and prosecutors, claim “they viewed allegedly unlawful online content in remote provinces, allowing them to argue the offense occurred there.” The (in)justice system has not just double standards, but multiple standards.