2018, March 19 - 25 --- Tempo
The case of M. Nazaruddin is testing the Corruption Eradication Commission's (KPK) application of the basic principles of justice. It passed its initial test by taking the position of not providing any recommendation on Nazar's request for work release and parole. However, the KPK must now demonstrate it is even more dedicated to justice by fully investigating all the corruption scandals involving the former Democrat Party Treasurer.
KPK's position on this recommendation will be a determining factor in the fate of Nazar's request, now being processed by the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights. Under the regulations, before the Minister of Justice may grant work release and parole to anyone convicted of corruption, law enforcers must also give their input. On paper, Nazar, convicted of corruption in the Wisma Atlet project and for money laundering, already meets the requirements to be granted both. It now appears that Nazar was on the verge of being released after receiving remissions for his sentence. The former politician, who owned many contracting business entities he used to carry out government projects, has benefited from his role as a justice collaborator.
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Topic: Tempo English Version 2018, March 19 - 25 (Read 1412 times)
