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A Foul Pre-Verdict Meeting

Tuesday, October 1, 2019

A judge in the judicial panel which adjudicated the Syafruddin Arsyad Temenggung case had broken the code of ethics and behavior, for meeting with the defendant’s lawyer before the verdict was passed. The KPK will use it for a judicial review.

Syafruddin Arsyad Temenggung (left) and his lawyer, Ahmad Yani, listening to a witness testimony at the Jakarta Corruption Court, July 30, 2018.. tempo : 173055766673.

The Supreme Court’s Supervisory Board agreed on August 20 meeting that Syamsul Rakan Chaniago, an ad hoc Supreme Court judge for corruption cases, had broken the code of ethics and behavior. The investigation team from the Supreme Court’s Supervisory Board said that Syamsul had committed an intermediate level breach of code of conduct when he was proven to have a meeting with a lawyer for the defendant, Syafruddin Arsyad

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