Jakarta (MidLand) – Several legal events were in the spotlight yesterday (7/1), including the culmination of the commemoration of the anniversary of the National Police at the Cross Square of the National Monument, Jakarta, and the working meeting of the Indonesian Anti-Corruption Commission (KPK) and the Indonesian DPR.
The following is a summary of yesterday’s legal news that is interesting to reread:
1. National Police Chief: 78th Bhayangkara Day boosts the spirit of National Police to serve
National Police Chief Pol General Listyo Sigit Prabowo hopes that the 78th Bhayangkara Day will boost the spirit of the national police to serve and strengthen the unity and integrity of all elements of the nation.
“The hope is that Bhayangkara Day will stimulate the enthusiasm of the National Police in carrying out their service duties, while strengthening the sense of unity and oneness of all elements of the nation as a source of strength to realize a Golden Indonesia in 2045,” Sigit said in his address at the 78th Bhayangkara Day ceremony at Monas Square, Jakarta, on Monday evening.
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2. Bandung District Court re-held Pegi Setiawan’s preliminary hearing
The Bandung District Court has again held a preliminary hearing for the main suspect in the Vina and Eky Cirebon murder case, namely Pegi Setiawan, which had been postponed the previous week because the defendant from the West Java Regional Police was not present.
Bandung District Court Public Relations Officer Dal Yusra said his party had prepared a preliminary hearing and coordinated security arrangements.
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3. The Corruption Eradication Committee (KPK) revealed that coordination with the National Police and the Prosecutor’s Office was not going well
The vice-chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), Alexander Marwata, revealed that coordination and supervision between the anti-corruption agency, the Indonesian National Police (Polri) and the Indonesian Attorney General’s Office are not going well.
According to him, there are still sectoral egos among these institutions, which hinder coordination. Furthermore, according to him, coordination tends to close if the KPK acts against individuals in these institutions who are involved in corruption.
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4. The chairman of the Committee for the Eradication of Corruption confirmed that the task force was still working to arrest Harun Masiku
The acting chairman of the Commission for the Eradication of Corruption, Nawawi Pomolango, confirmed that the task force is still working to search for and arrest the suspect in the alleged corruption case for the determination of the elected candidate of the DPR RI member for the 2019-2024 period, Harun Masiku (HM).
However, he has not yet stated the expected time for the arrest of Harun Masiku. He also assured that there was no discussion regarding the non-arrest of Harun Masiku.
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5. The Constitutional Court ensures that procedural services are not affected by interference from the PDNS
The Constitutional Court (MK) assured that its procedural services were not affected by disruptions of the Temporary National Data Center (PDNS) 2.
“This (the case data) is safe. The case data that we actively use is here (the MK server room),” said the head of the MK Information and Communication Technology Center, Sigit Purnomo, meeting him at MK Building 1, in Jakarta on Monday.
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Reporter: Genta Tenri Mawangi
Publisher: Laode Masrafi
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