A Series Of Reasons For The AGO That Did Not Match The 1.5 Years Of Bharada E's Appeal

Deputy Attorney General for General Crimes (Jampidum) of the Attorney General's Office (AGO) Fadil Zumhana (Photo: Rizky AP/VOI)

The Attorney General's Office (Kejagung) has decided not to appeal the decision of the panel of judges who sentenced Richard totaling alias Bharada E to 1.5 years in prison. There are several reasons behind the decision, ranging from the Yosua family, aka Brigadier J, to the fulfillment of a sense of justice. "We see that the families of the victims, Yosua's mother and Yosua's father and their relatives, I see developments ranging from the trial process until the end of yesterday Richard fire Pudihang Lumiu's decision, an attitude that forgives based on sincerity," said Deputy Attorney General for General Crimes (Jampidum) of the Attorney General's Office (AGO) Fadil Zumhana to reporters, Thursday, February 16. According to him, the sincere apology from the victim is the highest law than others. Thus, the public prosecutor (JPU) no longer needed to file an appeal because the victim was satisfied. "In any law, our national law and religious law, including customary law. The word sorry is the highest in the verdict. It means that there is sincerity from his parents and it can be seen from the expression of crying, the judge decides like that," he said. In addition, another reason is that the judge's decision is considered to have created a sense of justice in society. Because, the day after the decision, positive responses from various circles continued to emerge. "Sudah terwujud keadilan substantive, keadilan yang dirasakan oleh korban maupun masyarakat, melalui berbagai pemberitaan yang kami terima dan kami respon," sebut "We assess that one day of news and we in realizing justice must see the values that arise in society," continued Fadil. Meanwhile, the AGO decided not to appeal the decision of the panel of judges against Bharada E. Thus, the 1.5-year prison sentence has been signed or has permanent legal force.