Speaking on Tuesday, KPK spokesperson Budi Prasetyo said any decision to summon witnesses would depend on investigators' needs rather than an individual's employment status.
The panel will be chaired by Hardi Mulyana, with Catur Irianto and Hotma Maya Marbun serving as associate judges.
Lead prosecutor Roy Riady told the court that Nadiem had deliberately bypassed formal ministerial structures by creating what prosecutors described as a shadow organisation operating outside official government channels.
The judges stated that, following the ruling, Nadiem would serve his detention at his residence in the Dharmawangsa area of Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta.
ICW said the lack of publicly available data points to two possible scenarios.
In a video posted on his Instagram account @amsalsitepu, he was seen in tears after the court hearing, wearing a white shirt, a detention vest, and handcuffs.
According to Budi, Yaqut must undergo a series of examinations before being returned to detention, including a medical check-up.
President Prabowo Subianto emphasized that corruption convicts should be awarded heavy sentences.
President Jokowi remarked that hundreds of officials had got involved in corruption cases in the 2004-2022 period.
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) arrested ten individuals in a sting operation conducted on Tuesday, July 25, 2023.
Communication and Information Minister, Johnny G Plate, was detained by the Attorney General's Office (AGO) after allegedly being involved in a corruption case.
The regent of Central Mamberamo Papua, Ricky Ham Pagawak was arrested for a graft allegation on Sunday, February 19, after being chased for 7 months.
44 former KPK officers will be part of the corps.
Those who have funds will think a thousand times before deciding whether they can do productive activities without becoming the victims of corruption, she noted.
A police officer got caught on camera for taking an unusual bribe, a sack of shallots. The video of the incident was recorded and uploaded to Instagram by account @romansasopirtruck, Monday 1 November 2021.
A mega-mosque construction project in South Sumatra, Indonesia, has brought several public officials to face justice. Prosecutor states this project has potentially inflicted loss to public for Rp130 billion or more than US$9 million
A mega-mosque construction project in South Sumatra, Indonesia, has brought several public officials to face justice. Prosecutor states this project has potentially inflicted loss to public for Rp130 billion or more than US$9 million
