This thesis endeavours to analyze means of enforcing audiovisual technology for criminal interrogation in order to solve the problem of illegal interrogation. By focusing on foreign criteria and processes to seeks the legitimacy of the suitable measure for Thailand.According to the study, Thailand is chronically facing wrongful conviction problem that regularly elicit false confessions from suspects, witnesses, or victims who are being subjected to threatening, coercion, and committing an offense. The legal metrology in Thailand is not able to assure that the rights of the person interrogated are protected owing to an ineffective procedure and examination of any actual incidents happened during the interrogation because there is no audiovisual recording of interrogation has been mandated, but only in term of documents. After considering a pragmatic and holistic solution to such problem from the foreign legislation, the audiovisual record therefrom can be used explicitly resolve disputes regarding certain unlawful actions and interactions made by either party.The author; consequently, suggests that Thailand should push for mandatory audiovisual recording of criminal interrogation, by suitably applying foreign rules and regulations to the social context of Thailand for the express purpose of diminishing substantially in illegitimate interrogation.
