JPLUSTraumatized House pushes aside graft court bill
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The Jakarta Post
JAKARTA |
Sat, February 7 2009
| 10:01 am
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Members of the House of Representatives remain traumatized over recent uncompromising rulings by the Corruption Court, says a legislator.
All legislators tried for corruption by the court have been convicted and sentenced to lengthy jail terms, creating fear among other legislators that they could be next.
The fear has led them to deliberately delay the passage of the corruption ...
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