Give Briefing To The NTB Prosecutor's Office, Attorney General: If You Are Proven To Be Playing In A Case, Playing A Project, Receiving A Bribe, I Will Take A Firm Action!

Attorney General Sanitiar Burhanuddin took a photo with prosecutor officials on duty in the NTB area after carrying out a working visit at the NTB Prosecutor's Office, Mataram/ANTARA

Attorney General Sanitiar Burhanuddin ensured that he would immediately criminalize prosecutors or prosecutors who were proven to have accepted bribes in any form. "If there are prosecutors or prosecutors' employees proven to be playing with cases, committing disgraceful acts, playing projects, accepting bribes, I will take firm action, if necessary, they will be punished," said Burhanuddin in a written statement in Mataram, Antara, Tuesday, November 29. The Attorney General conveyed this statement when giving a briefing to all ranks of the prosecutor's office at the NTB High Prosecutor's Office (Kejati). During the series of working visits, the Attorney General advised all Adhyaksa personnel to always maintain integrity, and serve the community of justice seekers sincerely and humanely. Regarding the realization of the budget in carrying out its duties, the Attorney General also asked the ranks to use it optimally. Limited budget conditions, he said, should not be an excuse to continue carrying out their duties, both in enforcing the law and supporting the government's efforts to realize development programs. "So, keep working with sincerity and full of responsibility," he said. Don't forget about the publication issue. The Attorney General emphasized to all ranks in NTB to provide information on every performance of the prosecutor's office, especially issues related to case handling. "There is no point in friends working, there are many achievements if it is not supported by publication to the media. No community will know if the friends actually work if it is not published, then on this occasion I ask that from now on every job and performance of the prosecutor must be published," said the Attorney General.