The Secretary Of The Supreme Court Asked KPK Investigators To Explain The Appointment And Dismissal Of Judicial Judges

Secretary of the Supreme Court (MA) Hasbi Hasan has undergone an examination, Monday, December 12. As a witness, he admitted that he was asked to explain the process of appointing and dismissing Judge Yustitial Prasetio Nugroho and staff of Supreme Court Justice Gazalba Saleh, Redhy Novarisza.

"What is clear is that I conveyed the decree on the appointment of Redhy, Prasetio, then the proposed dismissal, that's all," Hasbi told reporters at the KPK's Red and White Building, Kuningan Persada, South Jakarta, Monday, December 12.

Hasbi did not specify other examination material by investigators. According to him, the anti-corruption commission has the right to convey it to the public.

After all, he was afraid to say something wrong. "If the material just ask (KPK), I don't want it, I'll be twisted later," he said.

Apart from Hasbi, the KPK also examined a private sector named Dadan Tri Yudianto. He was also questioned as a witness in the bribery case in the case that ensnared Gazalba.

"Examined for the suspect GS (Gazalba Saleh)," he said.

Supreme Court Justice Gazalba Saleh has officially become a KPK prisoner after being named a suspect since last November 28. He is suspected of being involved in bribery in handling cases in the Supreme Court.

He was dragged into this case because he was suspected of discontinuing Budiman Gandi Suparman's cassation decision related to disputes within the Intidana Savings and Loans Cooperative.

As a result of his actions, Budiman, who is a board member, was sentenced to five years in prison. This decision was based on an agreement to give Rp2.2 billion or 202,000 Singapore dollars. Apart from Gazalba, the KPK also named 12 people as suspects. They are Yustial Judge Prasetio Nugroho and Gazalba staff, Redhy Novarisza.

Meanwhile, the other 10 people named as suspects are the inactive Supreme Court Judge Sudrajad Dimyati, Judicial Judge or substitute clerk, Elly Tri Pangestu (ETP); two state civil servants (ASN) at the MA, Desy Yustria (DY) and Muhajir Habibie (MH); and two ASN in the MA, Nurmanto Akmal (NA), and Albasri (AB).

Next, lawyers Yosep Parera (YP) and Eko Suparno (ES) as well as debtors of the Intidana Savings and Loans Cooperative, Heryanto Tanaka (HT), and Debtor of the Savings and Loans Cooperative Ivan Dwi Kusuma Sujanto (IDKS).