Nikita Mirzani Demanded 11 Years In Prison And A Fine Of IDR 2 Billion Related To ITE And TPPU Cases

JAKARTA Babak krusial dalam persidangan Nikita Mirzani tiba pada agenda pembacaan tuntutan. Jaksa Penuntut Umum (JPU) secara tegas menuntut agar majelis hakim menjatukan hukuman penjara selama 11 tahun kepada artis yang dikenal dengan berbagai kontroversialnya tersebut.

These heavy charges were filed on two multi-layered charges, namely extortion as regulated in the Electronic Information and Transactions Law (ITE) and the Crime of Money Laundering (TPPU).

In a trial held at the South Jakarta District Court on Thursday, October 9, the Public Prosecutor stated that Nikita Mirzani was legally and convincingly proven guilty of all charges directed at him. In addition to imprisonment, the prosecutor also demanded that Nikita be fined in large quantities.

"Therefore, with a prison sentence of 11 years and a fine of Rp. 2 billion, provided that if the fine is not paid, it will be replaced with imprisonment for 6 months," said the Public Prosecutor in the courtroom.

The prosecutor also requested that Nikita Mirzani remain detained during the legal process.

"Ordered the defendant to remain detained," added the prosecutor.

This demand is one of the heaviest Nikita Mirzani has ever faced in his career.Eights That Emphasize Nikita Mirzani, the Public Prosecutor, outlines a number of considerations that are the basis for the maximum demand for Nikita Mirzani. There are at least eight points that are considered burdensome in this case.

"Aggravating situation: the defendant's actions damaged the dignity of others, the defendant's actions were troubling the public on a national scale, the defendant had enjoyed the proceeds of the crime, the defendant was not polite at trial, the defendant was convoluted in the trial, the defendant did not admit his actions, the defendant had already been convicted, and the defendant did not respect the proceedings," said the prosecutor.

Meanwhile, there is only one factor that is considered mitigating the charges against Nikita Mirzani.

"The situation is mitigating: the defendant still has family responsibilities," said the prosecutor.

With the reading of these demands, the trial of the ITE and TPPU cases, Nikita Mirzani, will continue to the defense or plea stage which is scheduled for the near future.