Submitting Memories Of Gazalba Saleh's Free Sentence Cassation To The Supreme Court, KPK Asks For Justice

JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has filed a cassation memorandum against the free sentence of the inactive Supreme Court Gazalba Saleh to the Supreme Court (MA) in the case of bribery case management. This process was carried out on Monday, August 21 yesterday. "The cassation memorandum addressed to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Indonesia was registered and registered on the Panmud Corruption in the Bandung District Court," said Head of the KPK News Section Ali Fikri to reporters in his written statement, Tuesday, August 22. Ali said there were a number of arguments from the facts of the trial set by the prosecutor in the memorandum of cassation. One of them, the question of Gazalba which was referred to as in boss''. The defendant is known as bos in known as a number of witnesses as one of the judges who decided the cassation case of Budiman Gandi Suparman,''' he said. Not only that, there was another Gazalba act that made the anti-corruption commission not accepted him free. Thus, the Supreme Court is expected to give a fair verdict. We hope that the panel of judges fully consider the cassation reasons submitted by the prosecutor' team and grant the appeal by deciding as demanded, Aler''. The Supreme Court of the Republic of the Republic of Indonesia as the final door to obtain justice will of course in its decision be based on the law based on upholding the dignity of justice and maintaining public trust,''' he continued. Previously reported, Gazalba was acquitted in the trial of the alleged bribery of case handling in the Supreme Court (MA). The KPK was deemed insufficient. In this case, Gazalba was sentenced to 11 years in prison by the Public Prosecutor (JPU). He is allegedly proven to have received a bribe of 20 thousand Singapore dollars for case management in the Supreme Court. Wawanan Yunarwanto said that the demands were filed based on the facts of trial, starting from witness statements, the evidence, until the evidence presented. "So that the panel of judges decided, declared the defendant Gazalba Saleh was proven legally and convincingly guilty. Sentenced with imprisonment for 11 years and a

The prosecutor explained that Gazalba was suspected of accepting bribes to grant the petitioner's request, namely Heryanto Tanaka, to grant an appeal case related to the Intidana Savings and Loans Cooperative (KSP) case.