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Lawyer Ahmad Riyadh: I Never Treat Supreme Court Official to Dinner

Monday, May 13, 2024

Surabaya lawyer Ahmad Riyadh denies entertaining a Supreme Court judge in a seafood restaurant. He is also implicated in Gazalba Saleh’s case.

Ahmad Riyadh in Malang, East Java, October 4, 2022. ANTARA/Irfan Anshori . tempo : 176853380937.

AHMAD Riyadh’s name has also surfaced in this case. He owns a law firm in Surabaya, East Java. Until now, he also serves on the Executive Committee of the Indonesian Soccer Association (Exco PSSI). Apart from being mentioned in the report about the gratification of Supreme Court judges, Riyadh also appears in the indictment of the bribery case of inactive Supreme Court judge Gazalba Saleh handled by the Corruption Eradication Comm

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