JPLUS15 years sought for disgraced legislators in bribery scandal
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Thu, December 11 2008
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PREMIUM Dismissed legislator Al Amin Nur Nasution faces 15 years in prison for blackmail and accepting bribes in two forest conversion project. Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) prosecutors said Al Amin was "not supportive" in fighting corruption in the country and that he had instead used his position as a legislator to gain personal benefits. "We demand the panel of justices imprison the def...
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