On Saturday, 22 August 2026, participants engaged in an intensive review of Civil Law, covering key topics including juristic acts and contracts, obligations, loans, suretyship, mortgages, pledges, as well as family and inheritance law. The sessions were led by Mr. Jirat Runguthai and Lecturer Kanokphol Nikornpest, who shared their legal knowledge and professional experience, together with practical approaches to analyzing key issues commonly encountered in the examination.

Continuing on Sunday, 23 August 2026, participants turned their attention to Criminal Law, reviewing key provisions of the Thai Criminal Code, including Sections 1–58, 59–106, 107–208, 209–287, 288–366/4, and 367–398. Once again, Mr. Jirat Runguthai and Lecturer Kanokphol Nikornpest guided participants through the legal principles, analytical approaches, and essential issues to focus on in preparation for the Thai Bar Examination.

Throughout both days, the sessions were filled with the participants’ dedication and determination. They actively engaged in learning, asking questions, and exchanging perspectives, reflecting their commitment to developing their legal capabilities and moving closer to their goals in the legal profession.

The School of Law, Walailak University, extends its sincere appreciation to Mr. Jirat Runguthai, Lecturer Kanokphol Nikornpest, and all participants for making the first week of the program a meaningful and inspiring learning experience filled with knowledge and determination.

📚 Thank you for the overwhelming support and participation!

⚖️ See you next week at WU Bar Review Program 1/79: From Chom Pradu to Thai Barrister.

Because success in the examination begins with good preparation.