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National 6 years ago
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Romahurmuziy receives lighter sentence than prosecutors’ demands
The Jakarta Corruption Court has sentenced former United Development Party (PPP) chairman Muhammad "Romy" Romahurmuziy to two years in prison for accepting bribes and allowed him to keep his political rights, a punishment lighter than demanded by prosecutors.
National 6 years ago
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KPK suffers another blow with not-guilty verdict for ex-PLN chief
The Jakarta Corruption Court has – for the first time ever – cleared a graft defendant of all charges in the trial of the former head of state-owned electricity company PLN, Sofyan Basir, dealing another blow to the embattled Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK).
National 7 years ago
Appeals court increases ex-minister Idrus Marham's sentence to five years
The Jakarta High Court has increased the prison sentence of Golkar Party politician and former social affairs minister Idrus Marham to five years’ imprisonment, months after he was found guilty of accepting bribes from a businessman to finance his failed bid to become the party’s leader.
National 7 years ago
At graft court, Bekasi regent says home minister told her to facilitate Meikarta project
Home Minister Tjahjo Kumolo ordered suspended Bekasi regent and graft suspect Neneng Hasanah Yasin to facilitate the issuance of the necessary permits for the Meikarta mega-development project in the regency, Neneng has claimed.
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