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Politics 1 month ago
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Controversial lawmaker rises to Constitutional Court in shady process
The House of Representatives abruptly appointed lawmaker Adies Kadir as a Constitutional Court justice, replacing an appointee who had served only five months. Adies was embroiled in controversy over remarks that fueled the August unrest.
Politics 6 months ago
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House approves new Supreme Court justices, rights judge
During a plenary session at the Senayan Legislative Complex in Central Jakarta on Tuesday, House Speaker Puan Maharani of the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) asked lawmakers for their approval of a list of justice candidates submitted by Commission III. All attending members consented to the appointments.
Politics 10 months ago
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Judge transfers fall short in tackling judiciary corruption
Announced on May 9, the latest wave of judge reassignments launched by the Supreme Court affected 41 judges in district and high courts across the country, triggered by recent arrests of judges in various bribery cases.
Society 1 year ago
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Judicial Commission suggests dismissal of judges in fatal Surabaya assault case
The commission has found evidence that the judges violated the code of ethics for acquitting Gregorius Ronald Tannur, a defendant accused of killing his girlfriend in East Java, following a probe into the trial and the case.
Politics 4 years ago
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Slashed sentences for graft convicts ‘an alarming trend’, activists say
Recent court rulings overturning or reducing otherwise hefty penalties for corruption have weakened the antigraft movement, which has languished since efforts to dismantle the authority of the Corruption Eradication Commission.
