South Jakarta District Court Judge Rejects Exception Of Lawyer Napoleon Bonaparte

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JAKARTA - The panel of judges at the South Jakarta District Court (PN) rejected the exception of the legal adviser Inspector General Napoleon Bonaparte. The judge ordered the Public Prosecutor to continue the process of the beating against Muhamad Kosman alias M. Kace alias M. Kece. the interim decision was reported by Antara, Thursday, May 12.

The Panel of Judges also ordered the Public Prosecutors to continue the case on behalf of the defendant Inspector General Napoleon Bonaparte. "Three, postpone the cost of the case until the trial is decided," he continued. The Public Prosecutor was judged to be formally flawed and vague, until the case was resolved by restorative justice. The Panel of Judges assessed that the indictment was clear and not formally flawed. Therefore, the Panel of Judges decided to reject the exception or the memorandum of objection from Napoleon Bonaparte's legal advisor. "Since the objections of the defendant's legal counsel were rejected, the examination of the case must continue," said Djuyamto. 26 August 2021.

M Kace reported the beating to the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police on the same day. The police later named Napoleon and several other detainees as suspects on September 29, 2021. However, Napoleon's legal adviser said that his client and M. Kace had signed a peace agreement on September 3rd. 2021. However, the police on October 8, 2021 conveyed that M. Kace had not withdrawn the report so that the legal process would continue. The Attorney General's Office on October 19, 2021 received the delegation of the dossier for the beatings case from the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police. The legal process is currently in the South Jakarta District Court with Case Number 208/Pid.B/2022/PN JKT.SEL.