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A Case of Confusion

Tuesday, May 8, 2007

The Supreme Court issues an edict declaring legally defective the Presidential Decree which puts Ali Mazi on inactive duty. However, an edict cannot be linked to a criminal case.

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ALI Mazi was an accomplished lawyer as evidenced by his ability to win the post of Southeast Sulawesi Governor being touted by Golkar. Yet he is now “in deep trouble” as a result of a Rp1.9-trillion corruption case. It is a case dating back seven years ago when an attempt was made to extend the status of the Hilton’s building-use right.

As an experienced lawyer, Ali Mazi knows very well that he will battle the case in various ways. Otherw

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