Investigations into corruption cases at the Attorney General’s Office often fail to catch the elite. Several cases are suspected of having political nuance.

The National Police denied any role of the former Red and White Task Force with the shadowing of the Assistant Attorney General for Special Crimes Febrie Adriansyah. Police 2nd Brig. Iqbal Mustofa is not punished.

The rotation scene for Assistant Attorney General position is heating up ahead of the presidential inauguration. Candidates for Attorney General cannot come from political party officials.

Helmut Hermawan, who admitted to bribing Deputy Justice and Human Rights Minister Eddy Hiariej, is indicted in 11 criminal cases. It is  the fallout from fighting over company stocks.

The Attorney General’s Office is investigating the bribery case in the BTS towers project. It plans to check every single name that comes up.

The BTS corruption suspect returned Rp27 billion allegedly a part of the bribe to stop the investigation at the Attorney General’s Office.

Entrepreneur Jemy Sutjiawan is believed to have a role in the BTS project corruption case. He is barred from traveling abroad, but has yet to be named as a suspect.

Base transceiver station towers project corruption suspects collected Rp243 billion to cover up an investigation being conducted by the Attorney General’s Office.

Attorney General Sanitiar Burhanuddin explains the progress of the investigation into suspected corruption, allegedly involving former Trade Minister Muhammad Lutfi, that caused the cooking oil scarcity. On the Paniai gross human rights violation, he dismisses rumors that there are lobbies to settle the case.

The AGO and the directorate-general of customs are currently investigating devious export practices of CPO and its derivatives from bonded economic zones. Suspicion is rampant that subsidiaries of mega palm oil producing companies are involved.

The attorney general names Lin Che Wei the fifth suspect in the graft case surrounding the export of crude palm oil and its derivatives. Investigators are also looking into Trade Minister Muhammad Lutfi’s role in the affair.

Indigenous people in North Sumatra are protesting the taking of their customary land for the state forest. There is no transparency about the installment of the boundary markers.

AGO’s investigation into the approval for crude palm oil experts leads to a number of questions being asked. It relies on general articles and vague interpretation in the Anti-Corruption Law.

Former Pelabuhan Indonesia II chief executive officer Richard Joost Lino asked investigators at the Corruption Eradication Commission and Attorney General’s Office to complete work on the investigations being conducted on him. Lino’s wife and children have turned over their bank records to the AGO.

The Attorney General’s Office is investigating a new case against former Pelindo II CEO Richard Joost Lino. His old case in the Corruption Eradication Commission remains unresolved.