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National 5 years ago
AGO arrests prosecutor Pinangki for alleged corruption in connection with Djoko Tjandra
The Attorney General Office’s supervisory unit previously said that Pinangki had committed an ethics violation by going on nine international trips to Singapore and Malaysia in 2019 without permission, allegedly to meet with Djoko Tjandra, who was still at large at the time.
National 5 years ago
Supreme Court seeks to limit disparities in graft sentences through regulation
The Supreme Court has issued a new regulation that encourages judges to sentence those found guilty in high-profile corruption cases that cause massive state losses to life in prison, in a move designed to eliminate years of inconsistent sentencing by the judiciary.
National 5 years ago
Court drops fugitive Djoko Tjandra's case review plea after consecutive no shows
The South Jakarta District Court has dropped a case review petition filed by graft fugitive Djoko Soegiarto Tjandra against his guilty conviction after he repeatedly failed to show up for the hearings.
City 5 years ago
South Grogol subdistrict head dismissed for issuing e-ID card to fugitive Djoko Tjandra
According to Jakarta inspectorate head Michael Rolandi, Asep was personally involved in the issuance of Djoko’s e-ID, having met with the fugitive’s lawyer Anita Kolopaking at his official residence in May.
National 5 years ago
Activists slam Yasonna’s plan to release graft convicts over fears of COVID-19 spread
Indonesia Corruption Watch (ICW) activist Kurnia Ramadhana said among the major graft convicts who would be eligible for early release were Setya Novanto, 64, former Constitutional Court judge Patrialis Akbar, 61, former health minister Siti Fadilah, 70, former religious affairs minister Suryadharma Ali, 63, and lawyer OC Kaligis, 78.
