JAKARTA - The action of the Indonesian National Police (Polri) which carried out a raid on a number of assets suspected of being related to the Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) Febrie Adriansyah has attracted public attention.
The raid and seizure of a number of assets inside Jampidsus' house, has the potential to be an unlawful act or an act that does not comply with legal procedures if it is carried out without meeting the requirements as stipulated in the Code of Criminal Procedure (KUHAP).
Sri Rajasa Candra intelligence expert said that this view emerged because the searches and seizures carried out by the National Police's Corruption Eradication Task Force (Kortastipidkor) were allegedly not supported by a valid court permit, while the status of the suspects in the case was also said to have not been determined.
"In the Criminal Procedure Code it is emphasized that the action of searching and seizing assets such as houses must obtain permission from the Head of the Local District Court, unless it is done in the condition of being caught in the act," said Intelligence Expert who is also a former member of BIN, Sri Rajasa Candra to VOI, Saturday, July 11.
The man, who is commonly called Candra, reminded that if there are parties who feel harmed or have objections to the process, the law also provides space to file a pre-trial to test the legality or not of the investigator's actions.
"Therefore, the steps of the National Police in this case are considered to be too hasty and have the potential to cause legal problems later."
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