BUDDHIST ETHICS PROMOTION OF THE MEDIATOR CRIMINAL COURT

Abstract

The objectives of this research papers were to study ethics promotion. to study the factors affecting the promotion of ethics and to present a model for promoting Buddhist ethics of compromising criminal courts The sample group consisted of 196 people, in-depth interviews of 18 key informants and 9 participants in focus group discussion.

          The results were found that: 1. The general condition in promoting Buddhist ethics was found that the Buddhist ethics promotion of the mediators in general was at high level,  2. Factors affecting ethics promotion were found that 1) Ethics promotion principles affected the ethics of the mediators of the Criminal Court in 4 aspects (Adj. R²=.775) with statistically significant level at 0.01 level consisting of: Maintaining transparent and verifiable standards, adhering to professional ethics, upholding what is right, and upholding ethics, 2) The principle of Saraniyadharma 6 had a statistically significant effect on the Buddhist ethics of the mediators  of the Criminal Court in 4 areas (Adj. R²=.751) with statistical significance at the 0.01 level, consisting of Silasamanyata (under the rules) public domain. (Knowledge and share) Mercy (good speech) Ditthi Samanyata (see good) 3. The model for promoting the Buddhist ethics of the mediators consists of three aspects of ethics: the ideology of the peacemaker. Ethics about the performance of duties Ethics about self and family and ethics in all 3 areas must rely on the principles of ethical promotion in 6 areas and the principles of ethics in 6 areas.