JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has the opportunity to summon other judges regarding the alleged bribery in handling cases at the Supreme Court (MA). This possibility was conveyed after the anti-corruption commission named two Supreme Court Judges, namely Sudrajad Dimyati and Gazalba Saleh as suspects.

"In principle, all information and data must be confirmed by the KPK and explored with the witnesses," said Head of the KPK News Section Ali Fikri to reporters, Tuesday, November 15.

Ali ensured that anyone whose statements were needed would be summoned by investigators. They will be used as witnesses to strengthen evidence of the alleged riot being investigated by the KPK.

"Whoever it is according to the needs of the investigation, we will definitely summon and examine it as a witness," he said.

As previously reported, the KPK is reported to have named a new suspect in the bribery case handling the case at the Supreme Court, namely the Supreme Court Judge Gazalba Saleh. In addition, there was also a staff member at the institution who was entangled.

The determination of this suspect is the development of the alleged bribery that ensnared Supreme Court Justice Sudrajad Dimyati.

Dimyati was named a suspect along with 9 other people, namely Judicial Judge or substitute clerk, Elly Tri Pangestu (ETP); two state civil servants (ASN) at the Supreme Court, Desy Yustria (DY) and Muhajir Habibie (MH); and two ASN in the Supreme Court, 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).

In this case, Sudrajad Dimyati allegedly accepted bribes to win a civil lawsuit at the Semarang District Court. The submission is related to the activities of the Intidana Savings and Loans Cooperative.

The bribe money was given by two lawyers, namely Yosep and Eko for civil cases. Both of them tried to win their client, KSP Intidana, so that it was declared bankrupt.

To take care of this case, two lawyers handed over 205,000 Singapore dollars or Rp. 2.2 billion to Desy. Furthermore, Desy received Rp. 250 million of money from the whole.


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