Charged With Receiving A Bribe Of IDR 3 Billion Not Submitting An Exception, Hasbi Hasan Wants Accelerated Trial Period
JAKARTA - The attorney for the former Secretary of the Supreme Court (MA) Hasbi Hasan, Maqdir Ismail said that he would not file an exception on the prosecutor's indictment that his client received a bribe of Rp. 3 billion in the building of the Jakarta Supreme Court. "We will not file an exception even though, yes, our indictment has heard that there are things that we think are a bit inappropriate and not affected," said Maqdir after hearing the indictment of the prosecutor at the Central Jakarta Corruption Court Building (Tipikor), Tuesday, December 5, which was confiscated by Antara. Maqdir asked for the trial to proceed to the witness stage in order to reveal the facts of the case. In addition, Maqdir also asked for a trial to run twice a week in order to speed up the examination. He also asked to be given the flexibility to consult with his client. Responding to this, the chairman of the panel of judges Toni Irfan will adjust the trial time to another trial schedule at the Central Jakarta District Court. "We ask for the right time of 10 we will carry it out and we will see the situation, if we allow the trial to be carried out twice in a week. We will see first the condition," he said. Regarding the flexibility to consult between Maqdir and Hasbi, Toni invited the attorney to coordinate with the KPK Prosecutor. Former Secretary of the Supreme Court Hasbi Hasan was charged with accepting bribes to take care of the case lawsuit for the bankruptcy of the Savings and Loans Cooperatives (KSP) level of cassation with the aim of winning KSP Intidana Heryanto Tanaka's debt of Rp11.2 billion. "All started with the defeat of Heryanto Tanaka when suing the chairman of KSPi Bud Gandi Suparman. The verdict was in the Semarrang District Court with a decision number number 489/Pid.B/2021/PN SMG.