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The number 100, with the
middle
digit, i.e. a zero, standing
out in front of the the other two digits and made in the form of a
circle divided into three
equal parts, one white, one chocolate and
one burnt orange. The top fraction, with the white background, is made to
look like the top 1/3rd section of the face of a clock, whilst the
indicating hand is fashioned in the form of the white with gold embroidery,
necktie-shaped flap, that is attached at the shoulder of a Thai lawyer's bar
gown, the official court dress known in Thai as
seua kruy
neti
bandit
(เสื้อครุยเนติบัณฑิต). The section of the
clock symbolizes the development of
the Office
of the Attorney General over
time, i.e. the past 100 years. The left
bottom section of the circle, with the chocolate background, has
in gold
the logo of the
Office of the Attorney General, i.e. a balanced set of
scales over two olive branches and underneath a
chadah-style
royal crown, while the right
bottom segment, with the
background
in burnt orange,
depicts an attorney in court dress pleading at the bar. |
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