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Whispers That Changed the Decision

Monday, March 27, 2023

Constitutional Court Judge Guntur Hamzah is only given a written warning. There are inconsistencies in the clerk’s testimony.

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IT took two days for the Constitutional Court’s Honorary Council (MKMK) to decide on a punishment for Constitutional Judge Guntur Hamzah. The Honorary Council, led by former Constitutional Judge I Dewa Gede Palguna with members Sudjito and Enny Nurbaningsih, agreed on Guntur’s sentence just two hours before the decision was read in the Constitutional Court (MK) courtroom on Monday, March 20.

At 9am, Palguna opened the meeting that wa

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