COUNTING the days. That may well be what Attorney General Marzuki Darusman is doing. This has been hinted at by the presidential spokesman, Wimar Witoelar. Last Monday, Wimar revealed startling information to the media. He said it was hard for President Abdurrahman Wahid to keep Marzuki in his job unless the latter proved his worth by the end of March. The proof would be in the form of apprehending three large-scale corrupters. "So, hopefully, by