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Breathlessly Awaiting a Decision

Tuesday, February 27, 2007

The Australian embassy asks the Supreme Court to advise them in advance of a judicial review decision in the Corby case. The request is considered unusual.

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LATE last month, a letter landed on the desk of Lauris S. Ramly, head of the Sub-Directorate for Appeals & Judicial Review at the Supreme Court Crimes Directorate. The document, with the letterhead of the Republic of Indonesia Department of Foreign Affairs, caused Lauris to shake his head. The letter was unusual, he said. He decided to forward it to his superior, Crimes Division Director Zarof Ricar.

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