CLEAN : Myanmar pair face verdict over British murders on Thai island

The transcript discusses the anticipation of a court verdict, with both parties confident of justice. Regardless of the outcome, appeals are expected, prolonging the case. The emphasis is on ensuring a fair trial, as the prosecution has not proven the case beyond reasonable doubt. The case has negatively impacted Thailand, and the verdict's effects are irreversible.

How do the defendants feel about the upcoming verdict?

• They are planning to flee the country.

• They are indifferent to the outcome.

• They are confident and hopeful for justice.

• They are nervous and unsure.

What is expected to happen if the defendants are acquitted?

• The case will be closed permanently.

• The prosecution is likely to appeal.

• The defendants will be immediately released.

• The defense will not take any further action.

What is the defense team's likely advice if the defendants are found guilty?

• To accept the verdict and serve the sentence.

• To seek asylum in another country.

• To appeal the decision.

• To negotiate a plea deal.

What is the defense's main argument regarding the trial?

• The witnesses were unreliable.

• The trial was conducted unfairly.

• The prosecution has not proven their case beyond a reasonable doubt.

• The defendants have confessed to the crimes.

How has the case affected Thailand, according to the defense?

• It has strengthened international relations.

• It has been a negative case for the country.

• It has had a positive impact on tourism.

• It has improved the country's legal system.