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| On October 6,
2026, third-year students from Class
Group 002 of the Faculty of Law
organized a seminar entitled
“Uncovering the Issues of Mule
Accounts and Tracing Online Financial
Transactions: From Victimization to
Court Proceedings.” The seminar
aimed to enhance knowledge and
understanding of financial scams in the
digital age, as well as the processes
involved in tracing financial
transactions and pursuing legal
proceedings related to mule
accounts. The opening ceremony was presided over by Assistant Professor Dr. Pawita Khaokhai, Associate Dean for Planning and Quality Assurance, who emphasized the importance of raising awareness and understanding of mule account issues and financial crimes in the digital age. Such offenses have become increasingly complex and continue to evolve rapidly, affecting both the public and the overall economic system. The seminar featured two distinguished guest speakers: Police Lieutenant Colonel Phakrit Kritayaphan, known as “Inspector Terk,” and Mr. Nattaphon Banlueket, known as “Lawyer Tor Sai Liao.” Both speakers shared their practical knowledge and professional experiences concerning mule accounts, online financial transaction tracing, and legal procedures related to cybercrime cases. The event also included an interactive question-and-answer session, allowing students to review the seminar content, exchange knowledge, and participate in an engaging learning environment. Prizes were awarded to participants who answered the questions correctly. |