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Courtroom Manners, Please!

Tuesday, May 21, 2002

The use of profanities by lawyers and prosecutors in courtrooms only pours more disrepute on Indonesia's already tarnished courts.

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During some of the trials at the Central Jakarta District Court last week, certain lawyers behaved like irresponsi-ble juveniles rather than respected law-enforcement officers. Annoyed with interruptions from the prosecution during cross-examination of his witness, Akbar Tandjung's attorney Jhon Waliry called prosecutor Fachmi a "bastard..." Prosecutor Fachmi retorted with a "You bastard too…"

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